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Conservatives open Service Canada office in Squamish
The Member of Parliament for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country is elated at the decision to situate a Service Canada office in Squamish and feels he's helped shorten the distance between his riding and the federal government.
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There has been little that has affected me as much as the plan to install billboards on the North Shore.
UPDATED: Suspect named in sex assault case
Police have released a more recent image of the suspect in a Ladysmith sexual assault.
After the police search for Sahil Sharma failed to find a trace, his mother and father flew from India to Canada to look for their missing first-born child.
Vogler book banned by B.C. Ferries
Longtime local and scribe Stephen Vogler has a new book about Whistler out on the shelves, but don't expect to find it at a B.C. Ferries bookstore anytime soon.
RCMP identify suspect in sex assaults
Shaun Richard Funk is wanted on warrants for sexual assault, kidnapping, robbery, and break and enter, the RCMP said in a news release.
Juno-award-wining talent showcased in HSPAAa s Spirit of Squamish
The Howe Sound Performing Arts Association is scheduled to showcase high calibre talent during the upcoming season.
Something's rotten in Squamish
To what issue will this come? MARCELLUS: Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.
An exhibit of photographs of the 1979 Iranian revolution stirred up memories for Canada's former ambassador to Iran, Ken Taylor.
Pure farce: alarmist Prince Charles travels by Airbus; suggests solar ...
Pure farce: alarmist Prince Charles travels by Airbus; suggests solar powered garbage cans might help save Canada from overheating Charles calls for climate change leadership on first day of royal visit National News Squamish Chief "Unless we can all, both individually and collectively, take the actions which we now know are necessary, the future ...
BC Court Leaves Defendents With No Way To Get Home
Lawyer Alex Wolf speaks about the hundreds of people who are left stranded each year when they go to court in the British Columbia suburb of North Vancouver.
From Ludwisburg to Squamish and beyond
Squamish has hosted many documentaries with a variety of informative and entertaining films that have screened at the Adventure Centre and other local venues.
Province rejects Fries Creek run-of-river power project near Squamish
The provincial government has rejected a proposal to build a run-of-river power project on Fries Creek, near Squamish.
Squamish's RGS amendment accepted by all but Whistler
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District board took another hop forward in the process toward resolving the dispute over the draft Regional Growth Strategy at Monday's regular meeting.
Hutchison shares her grief at CCHS
Camrose Composite High School Grade 10 students welcomed Katy Hutchison to their school on Oct.
His honourary Squamish name meant "Provider for the people." Hundreds of people packed a Vancouver church Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the life of Jack Poole, who died last Friday of Pancreatic cancer at the age of 76.
Chief takes sweater concerns to minister
Cowichan Tribes elders took ideas about potential Olympic economic opportunities for Cowichan-sweater knitters to the legislature Monday.
Chief Bill Williams of Squamish Nation Comments on Jack Poole Death
We will always cherish the great relationship and friendship we had with Jack. We worked together towards a common Olympic goal: unprecedented Aboriginal participation in the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games.
Locals map out Squamish's future
Viewscape advocate Krisztina Egyed uses a composite she created to show the kind of impact 13-storey oceanside buildings would have on downtown views.
OLYMPIA, Greece - A full rehearsal was staged Wednesday in Greece of the torch lighting ceremony for the 2010 Games in Vancouver and Whistler.