Squamish News
Coun. Susan Chapelle Awarded Prestigious US Research Grant
Councillor Susan Chapelle has been granted a prestigious U.S. grant to pursue research in her field of massage therapy.
The Rising Song of You and Other Poems
The rising song of you by Jude Goodwin The sun comes in like a quiet cat one paw print
An Emerging Sport Finds New Followers in Squamish
Although recent publicity has triggered an interest, canyoneering in Squamish is an activity championed by a select few.
Woman Arrested for Trying to Steal Her Dog
Local police arrested and charged a 24-year-old Vancouver woman for trying to steal her own dog from Squamish dog pound on Government Road on Tuesday, July 9.
Fire Scare at Howe Sound Brewing
Although there was no fire, smoke from what firefighters believed to be an electrical problem was cause for concern.
New Rotary President to Focus on Hospice
The new president of the Squamish Rotary Club, Mike Nasu, has big plans for his one year term with a special focus on hospice care.
Making Music Accessible
The Squamish hills are alive with the spirit of music and giving as Access Music Education, a charity established to help kids pursue their love of music.
Four More Mountain Bikes are Stolen
Four more mountain bikes have been stolen this week, Squamish RCMP reports.
Squamish Council Must Invest in a New Ice Rink, Users Say
Council recently rejected a staff suggestion to shorten the ice season to prolong the lifespan of the ice rink, but users say the solution is a new ice rink.
The Squamish Gold Rush
Neither gold nor mining is commonly thought of as significant for the development of Squamish, but Squamish and Cheakamus Valleys were first visited and explored for gold.










