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Photographer Aafreen Arora has put together a collection of her eagle photos she calls "The Eagle Diaries." Check it out

Squamish photographer captures the fascinating raptors on the banks of the Mamquam River.

Apr. 4, 1952, to Dec. 23, 2022; Ed was born in Vancouver, B.C. and lived for 70 years in his beloved Squamish.

Celebration of Life will be held on Jan. 21, 2023, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Totem Hall in Squamish.

The band, Anonymericans, to perform in an episode of CBC’s The Nature of Things. Also, they will soon reunite for their first live gig in three years at Squamish Punk Night.

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Squamish's Aafreen Arora has captured many of the most common and beautiful birds found in our area.

The majority of his work life was for the District of Squamish, where he retired as a much loved and valued maintenance staff member.

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The Squamish Chief newsroom has been digging into the 1990s photo files.