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Thomasina Pidgeon and the Grand Wall Bouldering Co-op

Thomasina is a climber, photographer, writer, coach, nomad, and mother. She s the first Canadian female athlete to boulder V.11

Life After Near Death – Sean Bridge’s New Beginning

After Sean Bridge nearly died on the Fraser River, he turned to woodworking in the name of rehabilitation. This is

I M U R: Our Electronic Soul Addiction

I M U R exudes an eclectic electronic mix of musical genres. Check out the playlist they've curated exclusively for

Piña Pop – Squamish’s Juicy New Print Shop

Nadi Fantastic has a vision for bringing brands to life on cost-effective, eco-friendly fabrics. Find out about why Squamish's newest

The Aha Moment: Adventure Writing With Andrew Findlay

“As long as I’m coming from a place of initial interest with an adventure, a culture or a place, inevitably

Family Day – Find the Fun

We've asked a few local parents what they're doing to celebrate Family Day. If you're still on the hunt for

Ben Haggar at VIMFF – The Devil is in the Details

Squamish.com contributor Ben Haggar took home 2nd Place at the VIMFF photography awards last night. Here's the story behind the

Tom Wright- Film Curator for VIMFF

The curator of films featured at the Vancouver International Film Festival shares with us some local favourites and what it

Bass Coast Festival: This Space in Time

It outgrew its Squamish home some time ago, but the roots still run deep. Seeing how far this festival has

Jen McGuiness : A Green Thumb and Steady Perseverance

An unfulfilled Kickstarter campaign usually marks the end of the road for many entrepreneurs. But Jen McGuinness has a vision

Joshua Watts: Traditional Culture Today

Meet the man behind the traditional Squamish Nation sea canoe housed in the Xwu’nekw Canoe Shelter in Downtown Squamish.

The Versatile Stewart Hughes

Most recognised by his well-loved street art in Squamish, his new project gathers a curated group of Sea to Sky

Nathan Kukathus: Form Follows Function

This local designer launched two companies this year, Grade VII Climbing and Cardamon. But you might already be using some

Patricia Heintzman and the Importance of Art

Our mayor has a lifetime love of arts and culture. It's now translating to the Squamish experience.

The Shared Knowledge of Local Beekeeping

Longtime beekeeper Phil Ellis passes the knowledge of Squamish style beekeeping to the next generation, and Nic Butler is picking

Quest University: New President, New Era

Perched in the hills above Squamish, Quest University is turning the page to the next chapter of its existence. Peter

Jen Segger: Uber Athlete Turned Mom

As it turns out, the biggest adventure starts at home.

Learning With Tsawaysia: Medicinal Hydroponics

We're learning lessons in building modern hydroponic systems to grow ancestral medicines at home.

2016: The Year of Miranda Miller

A stellar year competing, and a win at Crankworx 2016. We get the feeling she's just getting started.

Spencer Seabrooke: The Man Behind the Video

You saw the footage of his world record slackline triumph on the Chief last summer. Since then, life has changed

Hevy Duty: Climber, Community Builder, Style Renegade

One of Squamish's most recognizable characters talks about technology, forging your own path, and why the kids are alright.

ARTISTS TO WATCH | Lan Yao

Peek behind the scenes with this talented artist, whose childhood in Communist China shaped her artistic style.

Saw Like a Girl: Amy Fenton’s Grandmother Shows Her the Ropes

Fifty six years after competing at Loggers Sports, Ruth Fenton will be cheering on her granddaughters in the Double Buck

ARTISTS TO WATCH | Sarah Symes

The woman behind downtown Squamish's new art banners is a textile artist who makes her art from sewing pieces hand