Local photographer Ben Haggar’s observations on the value of forests.
A Necessary Shift : Where Resource and Recreation Meet
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.
Backcountry Babes
Squamish has been doing backcountry since before it was a thing. Just ask these ladies.
Pow Wow: Bridging Communities
The 14th Annual Squamish Valley Siyam Pow Wow is November 19 and 20, 2016.
You’re invited!
Downtown Flood of 1940
Sometimes boats are the most viable option. Like during the downtown flood of 1940.
Group of Seven’s Fred Varley
This iconic Canadian artist spent time capturing the Howe Sound in his paintings. Can you recognize these places?
Seaview Highway Opens August 7, 1958
The Seaview Highway opened on August 7, 1958. Before then, a boat was your best option to get to Squamish.
Squamish Landing: 1905
Horse carriages unloading in Squamish. Circa 1905
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 Competition. She reminisces with them about community, history and, of course, the beef barbecue
Walking the Line with Johnny Cash
It’s Loggers Sports Festival, July 28- Aug 1st.
Remember that time the Man in Black performed?