Squamish News
Here’s What Got Buried Under the Rock
A district-commissioned report riddled with sweeping claims, contradictions, and insufficient data downplays the risk of rockfall on the Chief mountain.
Squamish ‘Biggest Gainer’ in MoneySense Ranking for Best Places to Live in Canada
Squamish has been ranked 74 out of 209 best places to live in Canada, its overall rank rising by 59 spots. It was ranked 133 in 2014.
More Rock Scaling on the Chief June 4 and 5
More rock scaling work will be done on the Stawamus Chief June 4 and 5, 2015 in the vicinity of the rock fall that occurred in the Angel’s Crest area.
Squamish Close Second for Binge Drinking in BC, Survey Finds
Squamish is one among the top BC communities for Binge drinking, according to a new My Health, My Community survey conducted by Vancouver Coastal Health, Fraser Health and UBC.
Does That Make Two of Us?
In a baby-boom town brimming with young families and kids, we explore lives of a few local twins—and of their parents.
Squamish London Drugs to Offer Recycling for Home Care Products
Residents can recycle air-freshener cartridges, bottle caps, Swiffer packs and other "non-recyclable" home cleaning waste at the Squamish London Drugs.
SPCA Calls for Help for Severely Injured Kitten
Found in a metal recycling dumpster in a community north of Pemberton, little Ella suffered what appear to be crush injuries to her front feet and a dislocated vertebrae at the base of her tail.
The Dwindling Downtown Squamish
THESE days downtown Squamish is really a very down downtown. In less than a year, I saw two eating places, one coffee shop with a church, an appliance wholesaler, a merchandize store, and a start-up business support enterprise close their doors.
Random Occurrences Without Correlation
THE recent trilogy of anomalous occurrences in our region (English Bay tanker oil spill, Squamish Terminals wharf fire, and Squamish Chief massive rock fall) have created some speculation about the accelerated relation between anthropogenic processes and the natural world.
Slow Down While We Have the Opportunity
MY mother always said bad things happen in threes. The oil spill in English Bay, the fire at Squamish Terminals and the chip off the Chief were three shocking events that took place over a short period of time close to home that are a good example of this superstition.