Be proud, Squamish ! Squamish local Miranda Miller is the new downhill mountain biking world champion. She scored the gold medal at the elite downhill title at the mountain bike world championships.

Former MP John Weston released his new book at the West Vancouver public library on June 13. The book, On ! Achieving Excellence in Leadership, is a reflect on the positive qualities needed in leaders.

A number of Squamishers are moving to other small towns due to rising real estate prices in Squamish. Here are stories of a few people who have moved to 100 Mile House, Sunshine Coast, Powell River, and Parksville.

A recent survey conducted by the Squamish Seniors Centre Society to gauge the level of interest by public over the age of 55 in the centre and the various activities brought more such surprises.

Retiree Barb Rockandel volunteers her talent to run a crafts group at Hilltop House.

A new off-ramp to contemporary Pacific Northwest cuisine will open up on the Sea-to-Sky Highway later this summer in downtown Squamish. Located at 37991 Second Ave, The Salted Vine Kitchen + Bar brings upscale dining to the heart of historic downtown Squamish.

Early Sikh immigrants faced hardship with courage to make home in Squamish.

Gurdev Singh Biln was an ideal immigrant who thrived on hard work and open mind.

It took three years of single-minded effort by Sikh community leaders and some divine help to find funds, land and resources to build a Sikh temple in Squamish.

Janet Bride of HollisWealth has been included in Wealth Professional magazine’s Women of Influence report. This annual list honours 42 women who are leading the charge in the transformation of the industry.