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The road from Squamish to Central and South America is a long one, but two local people are making the trip on motorcycles. Todd Lawson and Christina Tottle won't be the only people from Squamish in Central America.

British Columbia's land-based provincial parks have existed for decades, but "ocean" parks are new to the provincial park family, and they're here to stay. Two of the people responsible for the creation of B.C.

VANCOUVER-A Squamish man beat his friend to death after a drunken argument, it was alleged in court this week. Jesse Andy, 32, is on trial at Vancouver Supreme Court for manslaughter, following a killing in Squamish on Sept. 8, 2003.

Squamish mothers have a chance to be part of a record-breaking event next weekend just by doing what comes naturally. On Oct. 2 at 11 a.m.

One of Squamish's largest landowners is formally moving ahead with plans to create a new neighbourhood of nearly 3,000 people, setting in motion a conflict with the developers of the Sea to Sky University (SSU) project that will have to be resolved b

The race to replace Ted Nebbeling has started for the B.C. Liberals with the announcement of the first candidate.

Group forming to reduce human/bear conflict Todd Lawson and John French Chief Staff Writers Squamish's bear death toll for 2004 has hit 17 with three more losing their lives this past week. Two bear cubs were killed Saturday (Sept.

In this year 2004, the Sikhs all over the world are celebrating the quadricentennial of the Guru Granth Sahib.

Four bears killed, residents under investigation Todd Lawson Chief Staff Writer Two area residents are under investigation by the British Columbia Conservation Officer Service for allegedly using weapons that resulted in the deaths of four bears last

The proposed Ashlu Creek independent power project (IPP) has been one of the hottest topics in Squamish as of late, with many different parties expressing concern either for or against the project.