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.

By Joanna Schwarz Published: Nov. 17, 2012 It was a perfect summer day in July. My husband and I had

By Brad Hodge Published: Nov. 17, 2012 We often hear the pitch for downtown Squamish: we need a gateway sign! 

A US based company is looking for a 320,000 sq-ft or at least 50 acres of industrial space to set up a manufacturing plant.

The bourgeoning gap between the expenses and revenues, and the new debt worries SLRD Area D representative, Maurice Freitag.

District of Squamish has placed traffic counters on Government Road just south of the intersection, and on Depot Road east of the intersection.

Long term resident Victoria Marchant has put pen to paper to help her beloved town win as ‘Canada’s Most Interesting Town’ in a Reader’s Digest online contest.

The website will continue to evolve over the coming weeks, according to media release posted on the district website.

The exact cause or the sequence of events that led to the oil spill has yet to be determined, but CN Rail has some preliminary idea of what led to spill in the estuary.

Coun. Susan Chapelle and Patricia Heintzman voted against giving second reading to a proposed drive-thru bank and restaurant on Garibaldi Way.

Bylaw officers dealt with 854 parking complaints over a period of 22 months, from January 1 to November 8.

Garibaldi Highland resident Jim Raymond worries about the sliding market value of his home. And he says the district has to share some blame for it.

Burdened by increasing costs and rising expenses, Canada Post wants developers to share the tab for installing new post boxes.

By Gagandeep Ghuman Published: Nov. 10, 2012 On Prentice Geary’s arm is a phoenix, leaving a small mass of ashes

The pre-design work has been identified, and it involves the placement of additional dike materials on the land side of the dike to increase its width.

B.C. government funding is now available to support local food producers by encouraging British Columbians to shop for food produced in their own communities.

Visa Canada is planning to increase the fees it charges to process credit card purchases by one-third by next April, a decision that is expected to be burden small and big businsses struggling with an economic downturn.

Sea to Sky MLA Joan McIntyre billed $14,839 in travel expenses to the provincial tax payers between April and September this year.

A Waterfront walkway, a community centre, and a pedestrian bridge from Rose Park to the Spit are just some of the community amenities Kingswood might bring to the table, if they came with a development application at all.

  By Gagandeep Ghuman Published: Oct. 19, 2012 It’s been talked about, discussed, and vigorously debated, but Squamish still lacks

Local Handyman Gian Mameli was honoured with a Medal of Bravery for trying to save a man from a burning truck in Richmond.

The proponent of a planned retreat facility in Brittania Beach says it could take up to two more years before construction begins on the project.

With doors opened wide, patrons of all ages corralled into Thor Froslev’s cozy fireplace lit gallery to behold the talents of the regionally named Sea ‘T’ Sky Big Band.

The Squamish Public Library is inviting local writers to join National Novel Writing Month, the world’s largest writing challenge.

By Adam Hart Published: Nov. 3, 2012 The other day I was sitting at my desk starting my morning like