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Work parties planned for Camp Squamish revitalization

Work parties planned for Camp Squamish revitalization

Easter Seals plan second shredding fundraiser.
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Why are those little birdhouses attached to Squamish marine pilings? (Video)

Why are those little birdhouses attached to Squamish marine pilings? (Video)

The work is part of a Squamish Environment Society project supporting purple martins, which return to Squamish in April. 
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What is up at the Squamish SPCA these days?

What is up at the Squamish SPCA these days?

Adoptions up; Sea to Sky Community Animal Centre hosting virtual spring camps.
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Britannia Mine Museum launches a Terralab Learning Space

Britannia Mine Museum launches a Terralab Learning Space

Educational programming will be available to Squamish residents during Spring Break.
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How to support and protect Squamish black bears (PHOTOS)

How to support and protect Squamish black bears (PHOTOS)

Bears are awake and about, but give them a wide berth, says WildSafeBC biologist.
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Squamish author gains international recognition for debut novel

Squamish author gains international recognition for debut novel

Jasmine Aimaq's 'The Opium Prince' was chosen as an editor's pick on Amazon and listed as one of the 10 books to read in December by The Washington Post.
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Squamish Streamkeepers keeping on, 20 years later and counting

Squamish Streamkeepers keeping on, 20 years later and counting

What do local volunteers do and how you can get involved.
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Beer cans, hats and glasses retrieved from the bottom of Squamish lake (Video)

Beer cans, hats and glasses retrieved from the bottom of Squamish lake (Video)

Divers for Cleaner Lakes and Oceans back at popular Cat Lake summer party spot to pull out trash.
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Recognizing unsung Squamish heroes of the pandemic

Recognizing unsung Squamish heroes of the pandemic

The Chief catches up with a daycare worker and security guard.
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On the very front lines of COVID-19 in Squamish

On the very front lines of COVID-19 in Squamish

The pandemic has taken its toll on paramedics, who are likely the first responders you will see first if you need help.
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