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A black bear in Squamish takes a dip; Always follow ethical wildlife photography standards by keeping a distance from any wild animal.

鈥淥ur inaugural event was a resounding success thanks to the unwavering support of our dedicated players, volunteers and generous sponsors,鈥� wrote Cam Ellis about the Sept. 10 event. The event raised $4,000 for in-need families to join soccer programming.

Squamish's furry star: The chipmunk that stole our hearts.

While black bears love salmon, they are not picky eaters, especially when they are trying to store as much body fat as possible before winter hibernation; thus, keep unnatural food sources like garbage from tempting them. They need bear food, not human food.

Squamish's adorable residents stop for a snack along the Mamquam River.

Bear-muda Triangle: Protect your orchard from hungry black bears.

Captivating underwater pink salmon photos: Squamish's hidden beauty.

Celebration of Life for him Thursday, Sept. 21st, between 1p.m. and 5 p.m. at the Cheekye Ranch, 60001 Squamish Valley Rd. Brackendale.

Breathtaking views: Paraglider's journey above Squamish's Stawamus Chief

Squamish's natural beauty through the lens: Captivating moments in three stunning photos by local photographers.