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Trail users angered by Merrill Park tree removal

Trail users are voicing outrage after a popular municipal park trail in the Garibaldi Highlands was scarred by the removal of hazardous trees. "It was just pathetic what they did," said trails advocate Cliff Miller.

Opportunistic merchants alienate Men in Trees

A fast-rising television series that launched in Squamish last summer is less likely to use the town as a location because a few opportunistic merchants tried to take advantage of the production company after blocking store frontages during shooting,

Whistler firms step up to plate to help hitchhiking bear cub

Whistler's business community has taken up the cause of Candy, the orphaned bear cub believed to have hitched a ride to Squamish aboard a garbage truck in December.

Street racing charges for driver after weekend chase

A Squamish resident is facing charges of street racing after taking the police on a car chase while allegedly drunk last weekend.Police said they spotted the 22-year-old male at approximately 10:50 p.m. Saturday (Jan.

Catching the Olympic fever

More than 100 locals caught Olympic fever Thursday (Jan. 25) during the Chamber of Commerce presentation Lure of the Rings.

Car thief suspects take police on downtown chase

Residents witnessed a spectacular car chase through downtown streets Sunday (Jan. 28) when three suspected car thieves took a detour through Squamish to avoid capture. At approximately 11:40 p.m.

Quest University admits first students

Quest University has taken a momentous step towards its fall 2007 start-up by admitting its first batch of future students.

A companion for life's final journey

Sometimes, one of the greatest gifts a person can bestow is the gift of time. This may be especially true for those facing the most difficult stage of their life.

Quest's faculty is learning, too

With the campus under construction and students arriving in September, you might wonder what the teaching faculty at Quest University Canada are doing these days.

Cuts mean child care quality, space shortages to worsen

Children, parents and childcare providers in the Sea to Sky corridor will all suffer from the near-termination of a "crucial" childcare resource program due to massive provincial and federal budget cuts, according to Sea to Sky Community Services ECE
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