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A homeless couple that lost the only shelter available to them two years ago when a suspicious fire engulfed their trailer said they have again become the target of an arsonist.Early Monday morning (Sept.

Incumbent MP Blair Wilson, the Green Party candidate in the West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country riding, has named numerous people in a legal action defending his reputation.

Numerous Britannia Beach residents are expressing outrage toward a proposed lookout tower they say will impact their views, and result in lower property values.

RCMP Cst. Wael Audi is still in the hearts of many Sea to Sky residents.

The Squamish Regional Literacy Advisory Committee is setting up educational focus groups and wants to create a society that will help fill the community's literacy needs.

The beloved blue bus that's adorned the entrance to Britannia Beach - along with its famous fish burgers and poutine - may not be leaving after all.

Paul Lalli says he's seen enough. The District of Squamish's fiscal mismanagement over the last few years has compelled him to run again for council to bring predictability to taxpayers and explore "outside the box" concepts for generating revenue.

Powell River's Liberal supporters received a ray of hope for the federal election campaign last week.

The Squamish Nation hosted 28 RCMP officers at Totem Hall who are cycling around the Sea to Sky Corridor, Lower Mainland and Sunshine Coast raising money to support children and families facing cancer on Saturday (Sept. 20).

Residents were shocked to discover last week that a swath of trees have been cleared along Government Road and the Spit."Some of the trees I measured 15 ft.