In 2008, Dave Gillie, Don Petrocco, Cliff Miller, Mike Nelson, Chris McCrum and Barry McLane (sorry to everyone else I missed) had started the process for a new trail.

By the end of the 1930s seaplanes are fully established as part of the local transportation picture, part of how Squamish was now connected to the rest of the world.

A local mom matched six out of seven numbers to win $1 million in the October 30 Lotto Max draw.

A group of Squamish residents recently hiked up the Smoke Bluffs Parks to witness the installation of a bench in

I have had the privilege to be Susie’s best friend for many years and now baby Jaxson’s’ Godmother. With that

The Squamish Fresh Food co-op said it saw an opportunity to give back by enabling members and other local businesses the opportunity to list their market items for sale on the Squamish Fresh website.  

Six Culliton brothers – John, James, Charles, Thomas, Sam and Bill – came out of Ontario and dedicated themselves to railway trestle and bridge construction careers.

On a three-acre lot tucked away on Valley Drive, a dream that Ted Tempany nurtured for over 20 years has finally taken shape in dirt and tar.

A local brewery will be releasing “Suck It Cancer” Pale Ale on Tuesday, November 10, in memory of late artist Chili Thom.

BC SPCA is advising people to not dress up their pet for Halloween as this can pose a risk to