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The Chief named Canada's best community newspaper

The Chief has been named the best in Canada by the Canadian Community Newspapers Association (CCNA). The Chief won best all-around newspaper in its circulation category, the CCNA announced Monday (March 16).
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Betty K. presents book at the BAG

'Raging Granny' known locally for decade-old Upper Elaho logging protest
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Upkeeping a town gem

On-going vandalism make Smoke Bluffs Park volunteers busy
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2010 transportation plan overlooks Squamish

Olympic network buses will not stop along Highway 99
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Employers invited to foreign workers session

Government preps local businesses for 2010
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Olympic victory for Howe Sound Secondary

Students take third place in 31st Physics Olympics
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Squamish is open for business

Council discusses plans for municipal advertising billboard
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A district owned IPP?

Renaissance Power proposes publicy-owned run of river project
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District worker strike averted

Municipal services will continue without disruption thanks to a successful end to contract negotiations. CUPE workers signed a four-year collective agreement Thursday (March 5), 14 months after the last contract expired.
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Valleycliffe students to pay for kindergarten

School board to implement fees for full-day program
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