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Patent it or lose it, says Chamber speaker

Expert guest explains importance of trademarks, patents and more at luncheon
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Tourism staff promotes Squamish in California

B.C. Tourism initiative invites more local reps than any other visitor information centre
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Squamish Cap U campus welcomes new dean

New head embodies union of higher learning and outdoor recreation
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Morton to address Cohen Commission

Biologist pleased with decision by head of salmon inquiry
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Locals amass to celebrate Olympians

World class athletes recount season at community celebration
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Farmers from near and far flock to downtown Squamish

Weekly market returns with a broader selection of produce, sweets and more
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Local named B.C.'s massage therapist of the year

Susan Chapelle lauded for awareness campaign, chemical-free clinic and volunteering
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Half Nelson Trail 'outstanding'

Grand opening held for first provincially-funded bike trail in the municipality
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Former premier brings anti-HST campaign to Squamish

Former B.C. premier Bill Vander Zalm is bringing his anti-Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) petition campaign to Squamish May 9 with a presentation and signature collecting taking place at the Sea to Sky Hotel from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Non-immunized students risk exclusion

Vancouver Coastal Health Sea to Sky medical officer Paul Martiquet issued a warning to local parents in the wake of a measles outbreak in Lower Mainland schools this week.
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