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
Cannabis can create false memories
Cannabis intoxication can create memories of events that never happened, a new research has found. This can lead to disastrous
Help the RCMP name their newest puppies
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police need your help to name the next generation of police dogs. The chosen names will
972 victims of love scams lost $19 million in 2019
Are you falling in love, or falling victim? Canadians engaging in online relationships need to be wary of potential romance
Year-round farmers’ market could soon be a reality
An annual Squamish Valley farm tour with farm-to-table dinner and events around food. A strongly branded “Made in the Squamish
Watch a mom meet her deceased daughter through VR (VIDEO)
Virtual reality has helped a mother reunite with her daughter who died of a rare incurable disease three years ago when she
Volunteers needed for Loggers Sports festival
Squamish Days Loggers Sports festival is looking for volunteers to help create a community festival that has celebrated the logging and forestry history of Squamish for the last 62 years.
Help Heidi Nielsen Let Go
Heidi Nielsen is hosting a Letting Go fundraiser, where some of her possessions—crystals, jewellery, clothes—will be on sale.











