Coming Home to Canada
Early Sikh immigrants faced hardship with courage to make home in Squamish.
Never-Say-Die Pioneer Rests in Peace
Gurdev Singh Biln was an ideal immigrant who thrived on hard work and open mind.
The Making of the Squamish Sikh Temple
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 recognized by Wealth Professional Magazine
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.
I SAY…Let it Go
WHEN I was 10-year-old, my 14-year-old sister died of a rare and irreversible genetic illness. As you may imagine, the emotional and physical challenges faced by my family leading up to and after her passing were numerous.
Are You Being Priced Out of Town ?
Real estate booms as Squamish finally gets the attention it deserves but we need more affordable housing for those who don't want to be priced out of town.
Playing With Fire
An expert audit report ignored by he council shows the community needs to ask some serious questions on fire safety and thinking that goes into decision-making behind the closed doors of the District of Squamish.
‘Never Stop Singing, Caroline’
Caroline Solonenko's karaoke nights bring joy at Squamish Hilltop House.
Yoga in the Mountains
AS THEY finish their brief stroll along the Stawamus trail, Gabriel Shamash and Jasmin Parkin are elated at having discovered a new trail a few minutes from their new home in Valleycliffe. “Wow, this is beautiful, I’m going to be back here soon,” says Jasmin as she looks up at the snow-laden Squamish Chief.
I SAY…Come, Hang Out at Quest
I’VE LIVED in Squamish for three years now, but I had lived in Squamish until last summer, that is to say, down the hill from where Quest is.









