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Squamish at the head of the Howe Sound has long been known for its breathtaking scenery, recreational pursuits and for its vast timber resources.

Michael Palin, Johnny Cash and 50-cent piece puts Loggers Sports under the spotlight

Over 53 years, annual community celebration harks back to days of yore

With a little luck and some good timing, this year's Squamish Days Loggers' Sports event could draw the best class of competitors ever to grace the field as they chop, saw, and speed climb their way to victory and some of the $30,000 in prize money.

Strength, skill, and stamina are needed to excel

30-foot fiberglass lumberjack captured the imagination, drew in tourists and drummed up controversy

World class climbing, mountain biking trails draws international visitors

More than just Logger Sports, everyone gets a chance to participate

To increase public awareness of backcountry safety, the Squamish Emergency Program is inviting Squamish outdoors enthusiasts to its second annual Trail Sense Day at the Stawamus Chief. The event takes place on Aug. 8, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Squamish is 'set for tourism' according to corporate retreaters