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A front-row seat to history

Squamish resident attends presidential inauguration in D.C.
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Community Futures gets up to $200K to invest in Sea to Sky

The Sea to Sky Corridor will be able to get up to $200,000 in funding from the federal government as it provided $3 million to Community Futures British Columbia to carry out their Rural Economic Diversification Initiative (REDI-BC.
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Thirteen nominated for Business of Year

Squamish residents can vote online until Jan. 28
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School District 48 gets funding increase

The final operating grant for the Sea to Sky School District is nearly $1.3-million more than last year, despite continuing enrolment decline, West Vancouver-Garibaldi MLA Joan McIntyre said in a release this week.
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Trail lovers encouraged to adopt

District Adopt a Trail program ready for spring thaw
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Businesses buoyed by World Cups

International athletes keep coming with ski jumping
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Stolen vehicle ruins Sea to Sky vacation

Toronto resident left stranded at Chieftain Centre
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Sea to Sky gets dollars for test events

Hosting BC provides $150,000 in concrete funding for nine events in the Callaghan
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RCMP costs to increase

Changes in census could lead to a $685,000 increase for RCMP services
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Don't expect a new Cap U campus for at least 10 years

Economic meltdown delays plans for a new Capilano Squamish Campus
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