Squamish parents, know the signs of Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects 1 in 66 children in Canada, according to a 2018 report by Public Health Services Canada.
Squamish Food Ferries helps the vulnerable with groceries and errands
They won’t be wearing capes, but these local COVID-19 heroes will be more than happy to do your groceries or run your errands.
Six-year-old prays for COVID-19 patients with First Nations dance (VIDEO)
A six-years-old is sending healing vibes to all those affected by COVID-19 through the traditional Squamish Nation dance and prayer.
Local women urge Squamish to applaud front-line workers
Two local women are urging Squamish to come out of their homes at 7 pm everyday to clap and cheer for front-line workers.
COVID-19: Prescriptions not needed for medicine refills
Patients who require a refill of their regular medications do not need to visit a doctor or nurse practitioner for an updated prescription.
Hilltop House Support Society needs Class 4 volunteer drivers
The Squamish Hilltop House Support Society is looking for volunteer Class 4 drivers for a brand-new bus the society is getting soon.
Community invited to International Women’s Day art Show
Local artist, musician, and poet Amber Gould is inviting the community to the Annual Squamish International Women’s Day Art Show
Local woman offers reward for missing family heirloom
A Squamish woman is offering a reward for a family heirloom she lost last month.
A local business grows with loan and advice from Futurpreneur
From a dog ranch in Pemberton, to a shared office space and a vegan bakery in Whistler, Futupreneur helps bring business ideas to reality or support with expansion.
Two-in-five parents in BC find it difficult to make ends meet
Almost three-in-five parents in British Columbia (58%) say it is currently “very difficult” or “moderately difficult” for them to save