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Four serious illnesses prompt mosquito study in B.C.'s Sea to Sky

Four serious illnesses prompt mosquito study in B.C.'s Sea to Sky

Health authorities are urging people visiting or living in the Sea to Sky region to take precautions against mosquito bites following four serious viral infections last summer.
Mack Manietta lone teen to break 2:40 at Panorama Canada Cup, Ruby Wells fastest among all women

Mack Manietta lone teen to break 2:40 at Panorama Canada Cup, Ruby Wells fastest among all women

Numerous other locals also collected hardware in their respective divisions
New forest boardwalk opens in Squamish this August

New forest boardwalk opens in Squamish this August

A major eco-tourism project 12 years in the making will finally open Aug. 1 as visitors are invited to experience the natural beauty of the new Squamish Canyon attraction.
Update: Dirt bike may have sparked small brush fire in Squamish

Update: Dirt bike may have sparked small brush fire in Squamish

The District of Squamish commends the actions of a dirt biker who stayed on scene and called for help after their vehicle may have ignited a small wildfire.
Update: Squamish wildfire declared out

Update: Squamish wildfire declared out

The official call that the fire was extinguished came Thursday afternoon, July 17.
Best of Syrup: Fake cop, brutal bike ride and a bear's tragic end

Best of Syrup: Fake cop, brutal bike ride and a bear's tragic end

This week's headlines feature a cop impersonator in North Vancouver, an alleged assault on a Penticton couple and the death of Tex the grizzly bear on Texada Island.
Parkrun starts in Squamish this Saturday

Parkrun starts in Squamish this Saturday

The not-for-profit is launching a weekly timed run on the Mamquam Spawning Trail this Saturday.
What could CN discontinuing its Sea to Sky Corridor line mean?

What could CN discontinuing its Sea to Sky Corridor line mean?

The Rocky Mountaineer's Rainforest to Gold Rush route may be at risk following Canadian National Railway's decision to discontinue parts of its B.C. lines.
Lions Bay land now registered in Canadian protected areas database

Lions Bay land now registered in Canadian protected areas database

The 14.64 hectares of municipally protected land at the base of the North Shore mountains has now been registered in the Canadian Protected and Conserved Areas Database.
Squamish artists to be featured in revamped August Jack Motor Inn café

Squamish artists to be featured in revamped August Jack Motor Inn café

As part of its sweeping renovations, the historic August Jack Motor Inn will soon open a café featuring rotating exhibits from local artists—offering guests more than just a place to stay.