Squamish News

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.

The Squamish Helping Hands Society is expanding its suite of community services to include Recycle Bicycle Program which will become Helping Hands’ newest social enterprise.

A bit of dishonesty, or let’s say misrepresentation, has become an essential part of politics. Indeed, the word ‘politics’ itself has come to have negative connotations. Yet, people are never a harsh judge of politicians.

One potential project worth looking at would be a road linking the Sunshine Coast to Squamish.

Squamish is growing quickly. To keep up with our community’s needs, the District of Squamish has started the annual update of the District’s Zoning Bylaw with a goal of completing it by the end of January 2016.

While traditional meditation aims to induce, through the chanting of a mantra, quiet in the mind by stripping it away of fear and anxiety, Christian meditation focuses instead on Jesus Christ and stories from the Bible to form a personal connection with God.

NOTHING says Canada more than a canoe and there is nothing about them that Billy Baker doesn’t know of. The intricate knowledge of making a canoe comes swimmingly to him via generations of men who knew exactly which log would work best for what kind of canoe.

Squamish ranks number 4 on BCBusiness’s second annual “Best Cities For Work in B.C., the magazine announced today. This is the magazine's second annual ranking of the “Best Cities for Work in B.C.”

The Squamish RCMP would like to thank everyone from our community for their efforts, said Sgt. Jolaine Percival.

Local RCMP is asking for the public's help in locating a missing local man. On December 13, 2015, at 7 pm, Arran BUTLER was last seen leaving his residence to go to his vehicle to grab some work papers. When he didn't return 15 minutes later, his wife went to check.