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'It was a nightmare': Family recounts traumatic Squamish incident

'It was a nightmare': Family recounts traumatic Squamish incident

A vehicle dragged a stroller with a baby inside it for blocks, while a grandmother faces a long recovery from head trauma.
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Metro Vancouver inches closer to phasing out small gas engines

Metro Vancouver inches closer to phasing out small gas engines

Metro Vancouver directs staff to proceed with public engagement as it explores phasing out small gas-powered engines in leaf blowers, pressure washers and lawnmowers.
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A glowing, green fireball streaked across B.C.'s night sky Wednesday

A glowing, green fireball streaked across B.C.'s night sky Wednesday

"It was a very bright green, beautiful orb," said one Kelowna resident.
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Affordability, industrial projects top of mind at Squamish Mayor’s Luncheon

Affordability, industrial projects top of mind at Squamish Mayor’s Luncheon

Mayor Armand Hurford spoke to affordable living, industrial projects and public transit at the annual event on May 8.
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Letter: EV owners are not a ‘privileged’ group

Letter: EV owners are not a ‘privileged’ group

Understanding the evolution of electric cars: A response to common misconceptions and an insight into their growing market.
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Opinion: Discover the unsung hero of spring in Squamish—Swamp lanterns unveiled

Opinion: Discover the unsung hero of spring in Squamish—Swamp lanterns unveiled

The cultural importance of skunk cabbage to Indigenous groups, from traditional uses to its symbolic meaning in the local ecosystem.
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Obituary: Helen Lehman

Obituary: Helen Lehman

In lieu of flowers please make a donation in Helen’s name to Hill Top House Support Society.
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High B.C. hotel prices could fuel resurgence in camping

High B.C. hotel prices could fuel resurgence in camping

Government spending on an improved reservation website has reduced camper frustration.
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Editorial: Lights, camera, action in Squamish—How the film industry rolled back to life

Editorial: Lights, camera, action in Squamish—How the film industry rolled back to life

The film industry is (mostly) back in business post-strike. Here’s how that benefits Squamish and our locals in the industry.
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Case of double fatal accident facing time limits, B.C. judge told

Case of double fatal accident facing time limits, B.C. judge told

Dilpreet Singh Sandhu was charged after two Surrey men were killed in a Cypress Bowl Road crash Sept. 2, 2021.
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