Councillor Susan Chapelle reflects back on her one year in the council, explains her controversial stands on drive-through bank and restaurant, and her revisionst vision of Squamish.

Here is a sneak peak at some of the vendors that will be part of the Refresh Market taking place on April 27th at the Westcoast Railway Heritage Park.

Six months after he received the fourth reading, Paradise Trails proponent Michael Goodman says there are ‘gigantic’ upfront costs associated with the project.

An interview with Counillor Patricia Heintzman

Coast Aggregates, a company owned by local resident Bob Fast, is one of the beneficiaries of a new revised policy on farm and forest lands.

Even though the province is offering fair market value for the land, Bicknell says he would lose in the end.

Calls to the new toll-free hotline (1-855-622-7722) are received by staff at a Victoria-based call centre.

The off grid homes presence in Squamish remains a mystery until one accidentally bumps into a small community of cabins on a hike, or on a backcountry expedition into Garibaldi Park.

An advanced trail for mountain biking enthusiasts, new staircase, and three picnic tables are some of the amenities being added to the Smoke Bluffs Park this year.

By Ana SantosPublished: April 13, 2013     Well, I have never been an angel, but when my mother forced

An interview with Ana Santos, the NDP candidate for the West Vancouver-Sea to Sky riding.

A bourgeoning SODC debt can affect the district borrowing capacity, which is crucial to fund capital projects.

An expelled international student says the local school board was quick to send her packing to her native Chile, giving her little oppurtunity to make amends for her behaviour.

This sounds like the catch phrase to yet another fad diet, promising the followers weight loss while they eat Pizza and French Fries.

A Vancouver developer plans to revive a much-delayed waterfront project, and revitalize downtown in the process.

The Squamish Chamber of Commerce has announce the nominees for Business Excellence and Citizen of the Year.

Squamish Terminals has signed on as a participant to Green Marine, the largest voluntary environmental program for the maritime industry in North America.

By Brad HodgePublished: April 13, 2013   Last year, we witnessed the closure of Tumblewoods, a children’s indoor play park.

Local police are busy investigating a spate of business break and enter incidents in downtown Squamish.

By Nate DolhaPublished: April 6, 2013   So, I’ve been thinking about becoming an entrepreneur, obsessed, really. I’ve been thinking

As we further devolve into a bedroom community, residential taxes will have to make up for lack of industry in Squamish.

MLA hopeful Jordan speaks to the Reporter on a wide range of issues, from local economy to regional health care to the ethnic outreach scandal in the Liberal Party.

Michael Paul hopes the district will amend the bylaw that will allow him to open his business.

The assaults are up because of an incident that happened several years ago but was reported only last year.

It’s been rejected and delayed, but Kingswood is back again, hoping for community and council approval for their Scott Crescent development.