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The event raised over $78,000 for Squamish Helping Hands Society.

Council members acknowledge more conversations are needed; muni staff share how they are currently navigating the matter

The non-profit says Squamish needs a destination for those exiting transitional housing, more low-income seniors' housing and more overdose prevention site hours.

Squamish will host its first-ever Coldest Night of the Year Walk next month, supporting local charities tackling homelessness and insecurity.

One tenter hopes that District can designate a safe space to pitch tents. DOS says that's not in the plan, aims to create transitional/affordable housing.

Squamish Helping Hands’ Lori Pyne says help is needed when it comes to homelessness among seniors and Indigenous Peoples.

Locals voice their concern over the loss of ‘essential service’ and community hubs; landlord says release option not renewed.

Squamish mayor urges affordable housing solutions after van lifers asked to move on from Walmart lot.

Health Canada Grants Federal Funding to Sea-to-Sky Initiatives Addressing Substance Use.

Lori Pyne comes in as the executive director of the Squamish Helping Hands and says she aims to build upon the foundation.