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Whistler Blackcomb shifts to spring skiing April 22

Whistler Blackcomb shifts to spring skiing April 22

Last day of operations for Whistler Mountain, Peak 2 Peak is April 21
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Squamish opinion: Voting with flavour

Squamish opinion: Voting with flavour

As I prepare to cast my ballot, I had a thought as to whether there are any differences between Canada and Australia when it comes to voting and it didn鈥檛 take me long to realize that the answer to this is yes.
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Squamish editorial: Long name, compelling riding

Squamish editorial: Long name, compelling riding

Throughout all of this history, we, the people, have held the most interesting power, as we do now, writing the next page in our history when we go to the polls later this month.
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Squamish letter: After two extraordinary weeks in Nepal, I return home forever changed

Squamish letter: After two extraordinary weeks in Nepal, I return home forever changed

This journey has been a powerful reminder that light and shadow exist side by side鈥攏ot just in Nepal, but everywhere.
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Squamish votes: One candidate鈥攖hree questions

Squamish votes: One candidate鈥攖hree questions

Patrick Weiler, of the Liberal Party of Canada, on what is at stake this election, how he would work with Squamish Nation, and what will help local families.
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On this weekend: Kickoff to Soccerfest's 20th year in Squamish this April

On this weekend: Kickoff to Soccerfest's 20th year in Squamish this April

Celebrate 20 years of Squamish Soccerfest this April 12-13 with 72 teams from the Sea to Sky, Lower Mainland, and Fraser Valley competing in a weekend of soccer, giveaways, and family fun.
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A new home for F as in Frank thrift store in downtown Squamish

A new home for F as in Frank thrift store in downtown Squamish

The thrift store relocated to Cleveland Ave behind Empire of Dirt and officially opened on April 5.聽
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Serious Highway 99 crash led to 'catastrophic' injuries for Whistler tourist

Serious Highway 99 crash led to 'catastrophic' injuries for Whistler tourist

GoFundMe launched for victims of March collision that closed Highway 99 for hours
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SLRD moving ahead with civic address signage push

SLRD moving ahead with civic address signage push

The District is considering procuring up to 1,888 address signs for non-vacant, private residential properties around the Squamish-Lillooet region at a cost of $472K
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Squamish votes: One candidate鈥攖hree questions

Squamish votes: One candidate鈥攖hree questions

Peyman Askari, People's Party of Canada, on what is at stake this election, what his relationship with Squamish Nation would be, and what would help local families.
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