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A high profile organizer of local youth acting camps has been arrested and charged for sexual assault and sexual exploitation of minors.

Union decrying human rights abuse Sylvie Paillard spaillard@squamishchief.

Greg Gardner was sworn in Tuesday (July 11) as the newest member of council following a June 26 byelection that saw Gardner win 49 per cent of the vote. Council has been one councillor short since March 30 due to the passing of Ray Peters.

Two missing hikers said they weren't concerned for their safety when they were found by Squamish Search and Rescue after friends said they were missing Monday (July 10).

A businessman who owned Mountain Internet, the local internet service provider company, when it collapsed in 2003, is currently under investigation for several serious charges by B.C.'s and Alberta's Securities Commissions. Michael J.

Changes at Shaw TV are causing some to worry the broadcasting company is losing interest in Squamish.

Council for the District of Squamish listened to the last of a series of debates on fish-bearing stream protection during a Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday (June 4).

BC Hockey and Hockey Canada are telling young athletes and hockey officials not to associate with "outlaw leagues" such as the newly formed World Hockey Association (WHA), which recently announced its new Squamish team, the Cougars.

Interfor sells channelside property to Westmana Sylvie Paillard spaillard@squamishchief.

Council denies variance permits for duplexes Council for the District of Squamish went against a staff recommendation Tuesday (July 4) when it denied a variance permit that would allow two duplexes to be built on a lot deemed too narrow to support th