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Jane Emerick [email protected] Members of the Squamish Streamkeepers believe they've solved the mystery surrounding the depletion of the herring population in the Mamquam Blind Channel and are now working towards a solution to the problem.

Allan Bishop Special to The Chief If you're a hat lover, there's an event coming to town just for you. Ivan Sayers will be coming to Squamish to present a show called Hats and Fashion from 1900s to 1970s.

Jane Emerick [email protected] Learning about one another through cultural sharing has led two Squamish Nation artists to Scotland for the construction of totem poles, story telling, traditional ceremonies and eventually deportation.

Jane Emerick [email protected] The recent removal of trees along the Discovery Trail in front of the future sight of Wal-Mart has "left the trail basically desecrated," according to the president of the Squamish Trails Society, Bob Brant.

Capilano college support workers ratified their employee contract on Tuesday (April 11) in an agreement that will see them "through to the Olympics.

Well, it's that time of the year when black bears emerge from their winter dens, stretch, yawn and begin to forage for tender grass shoots and broadleaf plants.

Steven Hill [email protected] A smile is something anyone can give away for free, but on Monday April 24 a local dentist office will be improving the smiles of Squamish children at no charge to celebrate Community Dental Day.

Steven Hill [email protected] Coun. Patricia Heintzman asked council to propose municipal staff pen a report on pesticide use in the Squamish area.

Sylvie Paillard [email protected] Council showed weariness during the 10th week of budget deliberations Tuesday (April 11).

Steven [email protected] It wasn't such a happy birthday for one Squamish resident who was attacked and beaten up for his festive hat.Cpl.