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Canadian biathletes miss the mark on podium finish

The closest any Canadian Paralympic biathlete came to reaching the podium on Saturday (March 13) was sixth place but Olympic and Paralympic athlete Brian McKeever wasn't phased. "This equals our best first biathlon performance at the Olympics.
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Para-alpine race schedule reworked

Event dates changed in face of weather forecast, postponed downhill
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Biomass energy plant proposed

District of Squamish council take Neighbourhood Energy Utility workshop
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Funding considered to mitigate invasive species risks

Council will consider putting $4,000 toward the mitigation of invasive plants, which cause untold damage to indigenous species and property, according to Sea to Sky Invasive Species Council (SSISC) co-ordinator Kristina Swerhun.
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Federal budget supported, slammed

MP Weston touts Tories' initiatives to create jobs, support athletes at all levels
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Mayor 'disturbed' by waste collection fee increase

District of Squamish council reviews 2010 budget
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Neighbourhood celebrates with Ricker

Kids motivated to excel in sport after meeting gold medal winner
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Work resumes on Boulevard

Discover Trail tree removal begins
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Panhandler charged

A panhandler who has been the subject of numerous police complaints was arrested for cocaine possession Friday (March 5). The 34-year-old male usually says he needs money to get a bus ticket to New Westminster or Pemberton.
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Hundreds flood streets for Paralympic torch

Squamish Nation brings spark to a flame, paddles across Mamquam Blind Channel
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