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Liberian now free to come to Quest

Liberian now free to come to Quest

Stewart heading for Squamish after restrictions on his country over Ebola lifted
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Quest U announces new president

Quest U announces new president

International administrator, teacher and researcher Peter Englert takes over in August
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Haringer still undefeated on Jeopardy

Haringer still undefeated on Jeopardy

Quest University arts and humanities teaching fellow Andrew Haringer held on to his “Jeopardy Champ” title Tuesday night on the popular quiz game show hosted by Alex Trebek.
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Report on Chief rockslide indicates no further rockfall expected soon

Report on Chief rockslide indicates no further rockfall expected soon

Scaling being conducted to prevent smaller rock slides
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Local mountain biker planning new trail as payback

Local mountain biker planning new trail as payback

Campaign aimed at building new trail by July
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VIDEO: Bears and other wildlife in the estuary

VIDEO: Bears and other wildlife in the estuary

Local conservationist John Buchanan captured this video of wildlife, including a mother bear and cubs, in the Squamish Estuary.
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Q & A with Ken Melamed

Q & A with Ken Melamed

Green candidate talks LNG, pot and the tree-hugger stereotype
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No Squamish Nation decision on LNG projects, yet

No Squamish Nation decision on LNG projects, yet

Nation still doing its own assessment, but some band members have already made up their minds
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What's the cost of a welcome sign?

What's the cost of a welcome sign?

A look at what other communities pay for entrance signs as Squamish budgets $100,000
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Local leaders named to climate group

Local leaders named to climate group

Premier names Chief Campbell, MLA Sturdy to task force
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