Her family has made peace with the fact that they won’t see Jodi Henrickson ever again, but a question gnaws at them every day: What happened to her?

For the world that walks through it and stops to admire, Lily’s Garden is well-maintained public park run by the District of Squamish. For Ruth Fenton--and her 11 siblings-- it’s a passage to childhood and to memories of mom, Lily Carson, the woman whose name the garden has immortalized.

Gillespie's Fine Spirits, a new distillery in Squamish, will open its tasting room to the public on Sept. 19. The new distillery is located on Progress Way in the business park, behind the building where Brick is located.

As the air gets crisper and the sun starts to set earlier. The short days mean less daylight hours to play outside, however, there are still many incredible adventures to experience in Squamish.

The Sound Sanctuary is being conceived by Wallace as a performance/sculpture live/work studio with some parts made out of recycled cargo containers, and other recycled objects.

A world leading school program to develop empathy in young children is changing the way Squamish educators tackle bullying.

Tara Pawlenchuk and Michele Groen are helping save lives with their recently founded dog rescue, Rosier Days in Squamish.

On a spring morning in 1933 at Brackendale’s Judd Slough, Emily Carr, then and still today British Columbia’s most renowned painter, christened a newly made dugout canoe.

Downtown Squamish will become an outdoor movie theatre, a concert hall, a gathering place and an open-air street market as the district rolls out its 2014 summer event series.

One of India’s most heroic eco warrior, Sant Balbir Singh Seechwal, visited Squamish on July 16 with his followers. The baba was in Squamish to visit one of his follower’s home. As expected, he asked to check out the nearest lake or river.