Gym, indoor running track, arts centre proposed as part of rec centre revamp
The grant from Investing in Canada Infrastructure program would enable district to offset as much as 73 per cent of the project cost.
Squamish parents, do you know the signs of Autism ?
Despite the high rate of autism diagnoses in the country, there is often a lack of information available to new families about what autism is, and how to recognize the early signs.
Local artist donates original artwork to Squamish General Hospital
Thanks to Squamish artist and painter Lone Tratt, the waiting room area of Squamish General Hospital is now home to an original artwork titled “Deep in the Forest."
Five Ways Yoga Can Make Your Recovery Easier
Yoga is a powerful natural way to strengthen the mind, body and spirit, and it helps build resiliency in recovery from addictive behaviours, depression, anxiety and emotional trauma.
Four Squamish citizens pitch a ‘mind blowing’ ‘heart opening’ festival to the district
The group made their first formal proposal for an annual music and art festival to District of Squamish councillors on Tuesday, June 12 in a council committee meeting.
Kelly Dyer and Toronto comic Jeff Elliott to perform at Knotty Burl in Downtown Squamish
Dyer says comedy is alive and well in Squamish and he is inviting the community to the latest installment featuring Toronto comic Jeff Elliot
Squamish singer to take centre stage in Vancouver opera show
The Howe Sound grad will perform in Toward Tomorrow, a gala benefit concert at Marpole United Church in Vancouver.
‘I had to be her rock’: A Squamish mom’s story of love and healing
After her daughter was badly burned in an accident, local mom Tamara Stanners knew she had to do whatever it took to help put her child on the road to healing.
Go Fund page started for Squamish mom battling rare nose cancer
Friends of a local single mom have set up a Go Fund Me page to help her with expenses as she battles a rare and aggressive cancer.
Local photographer among top winners of worldwide contest
Squamish photographer Katia Grondin’s photos were placed in the top 10 % of the contest. Both the photos that Grondin entered were in the Birth and Newborn category.











