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How parents can reduce back-to-school health risks

How parents can reduce back-to-school health risks

B.C. is strongly encouraging vaccination as measles and whooping cough cases rise.
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Mario Canseco: The divide over texting, calling, talking isn't going away

Mario Canseco: The divide over texting, calling, talking isn't going away

A recent cross-border survey highlights generational and national differences in how Canadians and Americans connect—whether by text, phone, or face-to-face.
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Rehabilitated gull spotted in the wild 24 years after release

Rehabilitated gull spotted in the wild 24 years after release

It's a testament to the success of wildlife rehabilitation and community support.
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Minister outlines housing goals and support for Squamish development

Minister outlines housing goals and support for Squamish development

A newly released letter from B.C.'s Minister of Housing outlines an ambitious five-year target requiring the District of Squamish to construct over a thousand new residential units.
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ICYMI: Squamish’s Terry Fox run returns this September, with some new add-ons

ICYMI: Squamish’s Terry Fox run returns this September, with some new add-ons

The annual cancer-fighting fundraiser will return this September, featuring new live music, and now the option to run double the distance.
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Mayor urges consultation over CN rail decommissioning in Squamish

Mayor urges consultation over CN rail decommissioning in Squamish

The District of Squamish is pushing back against a decision by Canadian National Railway (CN) to decommission significant portions of its local track, citing concerns over economic development and climate resilience.
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Updated: Nine fires still burning out of control near Pemberton

Updated: Nine fires still burning out of control near Pemberton

More than 1,000 lightning strikes recorded in the Coastal Fire Centre on Aug. 29
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Squamish events: Women entrepreneurs, nerdy talks, and nostalgic films coming up

Squamish events: Women entrepreneurs, nerdy talks, and nostalgic films coming up

September is shaping up to be a lively month in Squamish with a variety of community-driven events ranging from educational workshops to nostalgic movie nights.
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The Outsider: Joffre Lakes closing to visitors is inevitable

The Outsider: Joffre Lakes closing to visitors is inevitable

'Whether it’s for weeks, months, seasons or years—however long it needs to heal'
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Fufilling B.C. municipality housing quotas

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Fufilling B.C. municipality housing quotas

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