By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: June 2, 2012 Westburne, a wholesale supplier of electrical products, is closing shop in June. Westburne operated

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: June 2, 2012 A hard-working certified welder would pull in a decent pay cheque anywhere in Canada.

 By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: June 2, 2012 The district can’t–or won’t–tell you how much was paid in insurance claim to four

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: June 2, 2012 Ian MacKay could have taken the beaten path:  High school, followed by college, then

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 29, 2012 A bear had to be destroyed in Squamish last week because of “careless home

By Susan ChapellePublished: May 26, 2012   As a mountain biker in Squamish it is one of the inevitable facts

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 26, 2012 Frank Rensing is honest about why he chose to make his home more energy

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 26, 2012 Michael Quesnel’s persistence has paid off. Whistler Blackcomb foundation is donating $5500 to install

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 26, 2012 Squamish needs to invest a whopping $126 million over the next 20 years on

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 26, 2012 The historic bowl and pestle found by geoscientist Pierre Friele are more than 1600

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 26, 2012 Vancouver based developers, Bill and Howard Chan, are proposing a five-storey, 43 unit condo

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 26, 2012 Besides popcorn and coke, you might soon be able to buy stuff from the

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 26, 2012 Conservation officers are reporting a possible cougar sighting in the Dentville and North Yards

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 18, 2012 When first-year Quest University student, Noelani Forde, submitted her course assignment to Earth-Oceans-Space tutor,

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 18, 2012 The cherry trees in downtown Squamish will be replaced by the floral emblem of

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 18, 2012 There has been a drop in crime when compared to the last two years,

  By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 16, 2012 The District of Squamish has paid $21,961 to settle legal claims filed against

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 18, 2012 The increasing utility rate and its flat-rate structure will force a Squamish non-profit to

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 18, 2012 Cemetery Club, a production of the Between Shifts Theatre Company, has won eight out

By Kerry BrownPublished: May 18, 2012   Most people have probably not heard of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names

By Nate DolhaPublished: May 18, 2012   There has been much made of the recent increase in our council’s remuneration.

  Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 16, 2012 Squamish council appointed Kevin Ramsay as a special advisor to the Squamish Oceanfront Development

By Gagandeep GhumanPublished: May 12, 2012 The lullaby was in Tagalog, the official language of Philippines, but Jonie Palabrica knew

By Pam BourdonPublished: May 12, 2012   I have been lucky enough to be a part of something very special

By Nate DolhaPublished: May 12, 2012   My day begins, like hundreds before it, at about 5 a. m. Over