A New Music Fest Looks for a Squamish Location
A new music festival wants the district to find a Squamish location after SLRD rejected a plan to host the event on Squamish Valley Campground.
The Squamish Wonderkid Bikes On
He’s all of nine, but he’s one of the top-ten mountain bikers under ten in North America. Oh yes, he's also got more than 4500 likes on his Facebook Page.
Gym Classes And The Boxing Craze of the1930s
The first Squamish fitness centre was in the P.G.E. Hall on 2nd Avenue (later Hudson House; demolished 2007). Evening gym classes for youth and adults began in 1938.
In His Heart, He’s Still a Squamisher
Raj Sherman's upbringing in Squamish with a focus on hard work and education has a lot to do with his success as a doctor and a politcian in Alberta.
No stomach left grumbling
Squamish Breakfast Club has served 7,870 breakfasts to elementary students in Squamish in the last one year alone.
A Squamish Family’s Legacy Lives On
Bill Manson's family has established a scholarship in his honour which will grant a $100,000 gift for a Capilano University music student who excels in his or her studies.
Should Squamish Have a Chicken Co-op ?
District is seeking input from residents into a proposed community chicken co-op as a solution to address community interest in raising chickens in a safe, controlled environment.
Our First European Settlers
During the 1880s there were a number of schemes to settle Newfoundlanders, Scottish crofters and Norwegians on our coast.
Spotlight Shines on Asia Mader
AN interview with Squamish Idol, Asia Mader
Jason Cyr Becomes a ‘Real’ Entrepreneur
Jason Cyr’s Tiipz wasn’t a success, but the tech entrepreneur spent little time to mourn its failure.











