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Utility bills set to rise

15 per cent hike in '11 part of a gradual approach to Squamish's infrastructure needs

Quest U., catering firm parting ways

Despite abrupt move, official promises no interruption in cafeteria service

Land-titles error affects Squamish Valley parcels

The B.C. government and Squamish Nation are working to resolve a 94-year-old error with the titles to 14 parcels of land in the Upper Squamish Valley, B.C.'s Minister of Forests, Mines and Lands said on Wednesday (Feb. 23).

Tourism Squamish seeks $84K to 'grow awareness'

Councillors impressed with reduced budget and strategic planning

A patriot's Games: Q&A with John Furlong

John Furlong spent more than a decade breathing life into Vancouver's Olympic Games, and now the former CEO of the Vancouver Olympic Committee (VANOC) is giving the public a candid look at the sporting event that united a country.

Garibaldi Springs RFP issued

Land's new owner seeks operator for golf course, perhaps other uses

$192K Adventure Centre request surprises council

SSC seeks more for 'operation and promotion'; Lonsdale wonders whether facility will ever be revenue neutral

Family back on its feet after fire

Ellises offer thanks to those who have helped since pre-Christmas blaze

BIA appeal falls short

Most of council unswayed by Heintzman's, Raiser's pleas

Heritage Week honours B.C. Parks

Britannia Mine Museum event to showcase Sea to Sky Corridor's history
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