Healed by horses: How I came to adopt Sable
I’ve always had a fascination and heartfelt bond with horses. This love began as a young child, learning how to
‘Father, Son and Holy Cow’: Meaning of unusually named local trails
Traditionally, trails are named by the trail builder, usually for a particular event, a strange occurrence, or a salient feature.
How journal writing has healed me
My journey and fascination with journal writing began in my mid-twenties. I’m glad I started then because I didn’t yet
Pemberton man wants to preserve cougar that killed his donkey
Angus Cormack, a Lilloeet man, has launched a Go Fund Me page to raise funds to preserve a cougar that was killed on the family farm.
A daughter remembers mom with a small library in highlands
In the cul de sac at the end of Glacier Heights Place in the Garibaldi Highlands is a free library, an ode to Betty Hinkema, a mother and lover of books.
Squamish council must advocate now for child care solutions
Platypus YMCA daycare will close their doors to families and educators at the end of June. My own son, Aiden,
UBC chemist helps create new compostable coffee pod
Dr. Zac Hudson believes your morning cup of coffee should be strong and guilt-free. That’s why the University of British
How Stan Matwychuk turned a dark basement into an art exhibition
What started as a joke between a local artist and a former boss has ended in a colorful mural project in a dark, dank basement of a local business.
A look back at the Squamish Harbour dredging
Squamish is a river port, like many port towns around the world, and in contrast to the deep water harbours
In praise of our Squamish trails
Trails are a health enhancement system. They are the circulatory system of a healthy community as they provide a comfortable space to











