A 40-foot landing craft was pulled out of the Howe Sound waters on April 20, a week after the 1940-build craft sank into the water few weeks ago.

Spring is a perfect time to do a little internal cleaning, otherwise known as a cleanse or a detox.

Local artist paints 'Hero', a painting that is a tribute to the sled dogs, and a memory that is also perhaps a millstone around our collective necks.

Erosion of our industrial tax base, and half-hearted attempts by consecutive councils to spur economic development has put the hurt on business owners like Eivind Tornes and Vickie Nickel.

There is something special about being a member of a community, a community where you are not just another person, but part of a group of people

Ever wondered what it may be like to live in the Big Apple? After seeing this show, you won't.

Local residents let go of their hair for a good cause on Sunday, May 11, at the Squamish Station Mall, raising over $14,000 for cancer patients.

By Nate DolhaPublished: May 18, 2013   Recently, as reported right here in The Squamish Reporter, an idea was floated

Abrupt enforcement of a building code has left a local home builder with unnecessary delays and $2,000 in unexpected bills.

Since its launch in 2011, the Maple Ridge incentive plan has attracted 40 commercial and residential investments in the city core, and another 500 outside the centre.

SODC was planning its own gondola, one that would connect the Oceanfront to the second peak of the Squamish Chief.

After two years of battling a rare cancer, Baby Lina is in full remission.

By Andrea HoffPublished: May 11, 2013 It was the birthday of the King of the Republic of Brackendale on Saturday

Squamish has the means to live without big annual tax increases. The question is, do we have the will?

With 'Inaction' and 'Benign Neglect', SODC almost lost bank financing, a letter obtained by the Reporter reveals.

Eagle Eye Theatre was packed this Thursday with residents eager to hear MLA candidates from West Vancouver-Sea to Sky Riding.

Developers are concerned a policy of permit extensions doesn’t take into account adverse market conditions.

Legere, along with Bob Fast, and other locals have allowed public access for trails on private property, but formalizing such agreements is a challenge.

The first ever roller derby event in Whistler resort was held at the World Ski & Snowboard Festival on Monday April 15, 2013.

If you have ideas, or have childrens’ shoes to donate, please call Kathy Green at 604-892-2507.

Brochures pitching the Oceanfront to developers reveal residential, and particularly condos, will dominate the Oceanfront landscape in years to come.

Award winning Pakistan- Canadian journalist Mohsin Abbas is soaring high on the wings of a new passion – a documentary film he is making about the remarkable courage of a 15-year-old school girl from his native Pakistan.

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.