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.

Local environmentalist Ana Santos is hoping to be the NDP nominee for MLA in the West Vancouver-Sea to Sky riding.

This delayed but welcome nod to trails came recently when the council voted to grant $60,000 to Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA), acting in association with Squamish Dirt Bike Association and Squamish Trails Society.

Once the study is presented to the council, a concrete policy can be created about different options and timelines concerning the ice rink, he added.

Vondruska likens drinking raw milk to drinking water from a natural spring, or eating homemade cookies.

Registration is now open for students entering grade 7, 8, 9 and 10 and applications are already rolling in for the 2013-14 school year.

A small group of citizens impressed upon CN Rail to alter its shunting to day time. For anyone worried about whistling, their method, a dialogue, might be a good lead to follow.

Greenpeace Canada is raising concerns over an Indonesian tycoon’s plan to use the Woodfibre site for a small scale LNG facility.

When a snowmobiler triggered an avalanche that buried him, Corey Cameron dug with his bare hands to save the man's life on Brohm Ridge.

This is what he always said: “Life is for the living, so let’s get on with it…” Remembering Les Smith.

The marketing push by SODC is generating worldwide interest in our Oceanfront site, the district’s arm length corporation said in a press release.

It’s hard not to walk ten steps on Second Ave without seeing them: For Lease and For Sale signs.

At least one host family is speaking out the ‘authoritarian and archaic’ system of student discipline, reserved it seems only for international students.

The district hired a well-known PR firm in Vancouver to put in a good word for Squamish to the investment community.

Almost $1.5 million is invested annually into the water main replacement program, while $25,000 is reserved for leak detection.

As someone who sees a lot of pit bulls for training and behavior, I think it’s time to shed a little light on pit bull behavior.

Karen Yaremkewich explaines the artistic process of changing waste into art in an interview with the Reporter.

The District of Squamish has launched a Twitter account to further engage with the community through this important two-way channel.