MegaVolt eMTB Fest Expands to Two Locations for 2026
North America’s only multi-day eMTB festival, MegaVolt heads to Vancouver Island and Squamish as the event continues to evolve alongside the industry.
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Gut Feelings: Squamish Canyon Walk and the Power of an Idea
How the 1.4-kilometre immersive rainforest boardwalk came together.
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Now Streaming: Alenka Mali in ‘The Beginning’
Short film 'The Beginning' captures the grit, determination and deep personal connections that drove Alenka Mali to land a daring snowboard BASE jump in Squamish.
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Sea to Sky Weather Ops
New snow monitoring in Squamish provides S2S locals with more accurate (and safer) backcountry data.
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Mountainfilm On Tour Lands in Squamish to Raise Funds for Local SAR
When the mountains call, Squamish answers. Mountainfilm on Tour lands at Squamish's Eagle Eye Theatre on Saturday, February 15.
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Energy and Connection: Dine Wilder’s Curated Women-Only Dinner
A women-only evening of colour, connection, and community, where guests embraced the theme of energy through conversation, cuisine, and curiosity.
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Feeling Free with Seth Sherlock
For most kids, a bike is their first taste of freedom. This interview from the ML archives (published in 2014) captures 11-year-old Seth Sherlock at the beginning of his ride.
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Party People
Does any stretch of Canadian landscape party as hard as the Sea to Sky? We doubt it.
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Royal Rumble: Squamish
In the latest issue of ML Coast Mountains, the monsters are ready to rumble. First up: Squamish.
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UNCEDED: A Photographic Journey into Belonging
It’s difficult to say where ideas come from, but at least part of the impetus for the UNCEDED photography exhibit came from the consistent late-night clown show of drunk and/or ignorant guests roaming the cobblestones of Whistler Village.
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Talon Pascal, Culture Keeper
Talon Pascal has been described as “an elder’s soul shining out from a 17-year-old’s body,” and his passion for rediscovering traditional Lil’wat Nation culture and art certainly supports this.
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The Flybrary
When Adam Raymakers installed a “flybrary” at the trailhead to a popular fishing spot on the Squamish River, he didn’t know what to expect.
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Behind the Photo: Skiing the Chief’s North Gully
During the great Arctic snowpocalypse of early 2022, while local pipes froze and roads became luge runs, some optimists continued to find ways to turn challenges into opportunities.
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