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At least two parent advisory councils (PAC) in the Sea to Sky corridor have passed motions opposing various aspects of the Howe Sound School District's proposed calendar for 2009-2010.

The Howe Sound District School Board is scrambling to pinch pennies mid-year in response to unexpected funding changes from the province.

Canadian National ski jumper Greg Baxter landed in Squamish last week to talk about his emerging sport and inform local residents on how they can get involved in the upcoming competitions in the Callaghan Valley, including the 2010 Olympic Winter Gam

A few people on the street complimented him on a killer costume, but RCMP Constable Afzeel Yakub wasn't dressed in red for Halloween kicks. Yakub was at Capilano College Wednesday (Oct.

There are plenty of people to keep track of fish in the Cheakamus River, but pulling together manpower to improve their habitat is proving to be a harder task.

A Whistler Blackcomb (WB) executive last week expressed concern about the Garibaldi at Squamish (GAS) resort proposed for Brohm Ridge.

West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country residents now have a federal representative with no party ties. MP Blair Wilson announced in a news release Monday (Oct.

With the District of Squamish currently carrying more than half a million dollars in bank loans for the Squamish Sustainability Corporation, council is being asked to incorporate the arm's length organization's financial requirements into the 2008 bu

A community effort to take crystal methamphetamine off Squamish streets has made major headway in the last two years, according to organizers behind local meth awareness campaigns. At a Squamish Networking Breakfast Club meeting on Tuesday (Oct.

Every year on Halloween night kids make use of those three words to get sweets and treats for themselves. But for the second year in a row, the kids of the HSSS Interact Club make an exception. When they say "trick or treat," it is for a good cause.