Spectacular wooden trestle bridges were built in Sea to Sky
Six Culliton brothers – John, James, Charles, Thomas, Sam and Bill – came out of Ontario and dedicated themselves to railway trestle and bridge construction careers.
A dream comes true for Ted Tempany
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.
Local brewery launches “Suck It Cancer” beer in Chili Thom’s memory
A local brewery will be releasing “Suck It Cancer” Pale Ale on Tuesday, November 10, in memory of late artist Chili Thom.
Avoid dressing up pets for Halloween: SPCA
BC SPCA is advising people to not dress up their pet for Halloween as this can pose a risk to
Using sound to still the mind and heal the body
Kirsten French, who runs the studio, has now recently added a gong to the repertoire of instruments in her studio that uses the powerful medium of sound to heal the body and mind.
Library’s call for artists: Sḵwxwú7mesh Nation art on windows
The Squamish Public Library invites artists from the Sḵwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nation to submit designs for a permanent vinyl window covering
GoFundMe set up for local DJ paralyzed in mountain biking crash
The family of a well known local dj has launched a GoFundMe page after the latter was seriously injured in a mountain bike crash in Nanaimo on October 2.
Seven best places to enjoy Fall in Squamish
Fall in Squamish is a time of unparalleled beauty. The mixed forests of deciduous and coniferous trees come alive with
Local Afghan war veteran’s stand-off with a cougar
On the early morning of Monday, 5th October, I was out hunting between Marshall Lake and Carpenter Lake approximately 50 km northwest from Lillooet.
Things to know about your local SPCA shelter
With our 125th Anniversary happening we thought it would be fun to give you all some facts about our shelter here in Squamish as well as the organization as a whole.











