Squamish News
The Art of Being Thor
Mayor Patricia Heintzman profiles Thor Froslev, the builder of the iconic Brackendale Art Gallery which is up for sale.
Corien Becker exits; deputy Glenday assumes CAO charge
Council has decided to move in a new strategic direction and is in the process of mutually concluding Corien Becker’s employment with the District.
After the Music Stopped…
AS THE Squamish Valley Music Festival comes closer, Jim Whittaker is hoping that the District of Squamish and festival organisers would ensure his street and his property remains out of harm’s way. He’s been given all kinds of assurances. But he remains sceptical for promises were made last year but they remained just that, promises.
The Goal and the Challenge
THE GREAT Canadian Ride is a road-cycling relay across Canada organized by the francophone school board. Almost every province has a section of about 300 km. Teens from grade 8 to grade 12 in francophone schools across Canada can apply to participate in one of the sections.
How to Survive a Tight Labour Market
Companies are struggling to find enough employees to keep up with business as Squamish sees an expansion in population and tourism growth.
It’s a domino effect.
Listen to the Horse-Whisperer
Kera Willis has found that humans have a lot to learn from horses. And she is here to teach you all that.
Off to Squamish Valley Music Festival? Leave Your Selfie Stick Behind
TAKE as many pictures as you want of Drake, Sam Smith or any of your favourite bands in the Squamish Valley Music Festival lineup — but just leave that selfie stick behind.
Glad to be in a Family-Friendly Town
Despite the initial cultural shock, the family from Ontario is warming up to the mountains and abundance of nature all around.
The Grass is Not Greener on the Other Side
WHEN I first moved to Canada back in 2005, I knew it wouldn’t be an easy road. Despite the fact that I've always had a subconscious desire to live in another country since I was a child, I knew I would miss my roots.
I SAY…Embrace Who You are to Embrace Others
AT SOME some point you may have experienced some sort of discrimination; no matter what your gender, race, religion, partner preference or political beliefs.







