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School District 48 gets funding increase

The final operating grant for the Sea to Sky School District is nearly $1.3-million more than last year, despite continuing enrolment decline, West Vancouver-Garibaldi MLA Joan McIntyre said in a release this week.

Trail lovers encouraged to adopt

District Adopt a Trail program ready for spring thaw

Businesses buoyed by World Cups

International athletes keep coming with ski jumping

Stolen vehicle ruins Sea to Sky vacation

Toronto resident left stranded at Chieftain Centre

Sea to Sky gets dollars for test events

Hosting BC provides $150,000 in concrete funding for nine events in the Callaghan

RCMP costs to increase

Changes in census could lead to a $685,000 increase for RCMP services

Don't expect a new Cap U campus for at least 10 years

Economic meltdown delays plans for a new Capilano Squamish Campus

Community input lacking in Oceanfront planning process

Planners begging for community input to create oceanfront vision

Club opens the book on literacy

Discussion and debate from a local book club is doing more than analyzing plot and character development - it's joining the push for global literacy.

Airport commuter ceases operation

Perimeter Transportation last week abruptly ceased operating its shuttle service between Vancouver International Airport (YVR), Squamish and Whistler.In a brief notice posted on the company's website on Friday (Nov.