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Whistler Institute, Capilano University ink memorandum of understanding

Whistler Institute, Capilano University ink memorandum of understanding

The two organizations are establishing a formal connection two months after the announcement the North Vancouver-based university is coming to Squamish
Positive progress: Hospital Employees' Union strikes deal with Good Samaritan Canada

Positive progress: Hospital Employees' Union strikes deal with Good Samaritan Canada

HEU has 278 members in Squamish between the Squamish General Hospital and Hilltop House.
Dance teacher acquitted of sex offences against teenaged student

Dance teacher acquitted of sex offences against teenaged student

Judge rules ‘reasonable doubt’ exists
Capture the magic: Holly Jolly Santa photos—fun, festivities, and giving back

Capture the magic: Holly Jolly Santa photos—fun, festivities, and giving back

Snap a memory! Sign up for Santa photos, crafts, treats, and holiday vibes. RSVP on Eventbrite.
Face-off fever: Squamish Women's Hockey Holiday Cup pits coaches in a festive fundraising challenge

Face-off fever: Squamish Women's Hockey Holiday Cup pits coaches in a festive fundraising challenge

Cheer on teams Dec. 6, 13, 20, 8-9:15 p.m. at Brennan Park Arena. Prizes, giveaways, and more.
Half of Canadians would support gender quotas in Parliament, says poll

Half of Canadians would support gender quotas in Parliament, says poll

Polling also shows fewer than half of women in Canada believe the opportunity to run a major corporation is attainable.
Duncan UFO sighting depicted on new coin was a 'party trick'

Duncan UFO sighting depicted on new coin was a 'party trick'

Dan Hughes says his friends created the ‘spaceship’ out of wood, candles and a dry-cleaning bag and let it float into the sky in the early hours of New Year’s Day in 1970.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Our demand for electricity is growing and growing

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Our demand for electricity is growing and growing

Les Leyne: MLAs learned of illicit drug buys much earlier

Les Leyne: MLAs learned of illicit drug buys much earlier

When the story landed in legislature, Premier David Eby could have frankly acknowledged it as an example of how desperately acute the opioid crisis has become.
'They are ruthless': B.C. widow warns others after scammers pretend to be police

'They are ruthless': B.C. widow warns others after scammers pretend to be police

People are receiving fraudulent calls from people impersonating the RCMP asking for money.
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