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Info meeting coming March 2 for feedback John French Like it or not, residents in the Garibaldi Highlands will be changing their addresses this year.

Heritage Week is celebrated from Feb. 20 to Feb. 27 and to commemorate this week, the Squamish Public Library is hosting a Heritage Walk and Tea on Sunday (Feb. 20). Participants are asked to gather at the meeting room at 1 p.m.

A local man caught between homes when floodwaters hit the Squamish Valley won't be getting any help from the provincial government to replace $30,000 in personal possessions.

A small plastic vial could save your life - and it's free for seniors over the age of 50. Medwatch is a plastic container, much like a pill container, containing personalized medical information.

Everyone has a bad habit. But if yours is smoking and you've quit, or are thinking about quitting, Vancouver Coastal Health has just the thing for you. It's running a Smoking Cessation Program at Coast Garibaldi Health.

The provincial government is pouring $12.5 million into programs and services for women and children escaping violence, but the Howe Sound Women's Centre doesn't know what that will mean for its services.

A number of people called 911 at just before 7 p.m. on Friday (Feb. 4) to report they heard and felt an explosion in the area of Howe Sound Secondary School.

Construction is set to start on Sea to Sky University's first campus building next month, the institution announced this week.

The last four times the District of Squamish went to the people for an opinion on a borrowing bylaw, the voters said yes twice.

There are no Hwy. 99 closures currently scheduled through February. In the coming week of Feb.