Dollar Tree plans to open a location in downtown Squamish on Winnipeg Street, in the building adjacent to Sears Store.

Squamish council voted to increase the residential waste fees by $25. Residents will pay $145 from next year onwards, an addition of $25 on the existing utility fees.

If Davin Peterson has his way, you won’t have to hop from one place to another searching for internet in downtown Squamish.

Grocery prices could rise as much as 3.5 per cent, according to the latest report by a University of Guelph team.

Princic, the owner of Changemaker’s Toolbox, is now working with Remark, as a business coach. A shared business interest is also evolving into a growing friendship.

The Community Policing Office in downtown Squamish was reopened on Tuesday, Dec. 12. The community station had been closed for renovation since November 2010.

A Squamish man will appear in Pemberton Provincial Court in January over charges relating to the shooting death of a grizzly bear near Pemberton.

By Nate Dolha Published: Dec. 8, 2012   So, another news cycle in Squamish, another outrage… A dreaded rezoning application

Almost a year after the Welcome to Squamish sign was vandalised, there is nothing to tell visitors that they might find a town if they turned left on Cleveland Ave.

Garibaldi at Squamish and Taicheng can compare notes on at least one crucial aspect both these mega developments need to tackle: Water.

The district is close to purchasing a portion of BC Rail properties in town, the Reporter has learned.

With 1 being the worst, Squamish ranks 68 in municipal spending among 153 communities surveyed by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Stuart's book, Humphry and the Tree, tells an endearing story of a hungry cow who is about to eat a tree.

When the empty house next door—and its yard—started rotting away, Kim Fairall decided to do something.

With Coun. Susan Chapelle opposed, Squamish council gave third reading to the drive-through bank and restaurant.

On Tuesday, Nov. 26, SLRD staff gave the board a glimpse into ambitious, but preliminary plans, for the Britannia Beach property also known as Makin lands.

Fat Burger will remain, but in a smaller capacity, said Sandra Short, marketing director for Ricky’s All Day Grill.

At public information meeting at the Squamish Adventure Centre on Thursday, Nov. 22, GAS proponents laid bare new plans for sourcing water for the proposed ski resort on Brohm Ridge.

Squamish Chamber of Commerce has apologised to John Jervis, turning the last chapter on a bitter saga that didn’t do much to enhance the chamber’s reputation in public minds.

Live at Squamish is being rechristened as the Squamish Valley Music Festival.

With people wishing to keep their money in their community, comes a rising up of markets where local vendors can gather to collectively sell their wares.

The pressure to extract and export oil will not evaporate until significant changes are made to the structure of Canadian government, economy and our lifestyles.

Lan is marking her return to painting with a series of beautiful and imaginative works that will be displayed over the coming weeks at Squamish Academy of Music.

Is it a case of careful message management, or just a generation gap?

Squamish citizens voiced strong support for a CIBC and Tim Hortons on Garibaldi Way in a public hearing at the council chamber on Tuesday, Nov. 20.