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For planners or developers wanting an in-depth look into all of the sensitive areas in the Sea to Sky corridor, they'll have to look no further than a newly published document.

It was a close 4-3 vote but council remained consistent with a stance it took earlier: no banks in the Squamish Business Park.

When Jackie Thompson got lost in the middle of the Crumpit Woods, little did she know that her experience would lead the way towards a $2,500 scholarship.

Those who have strong feelings about Wal-Mart locating in Squamish will want to mark Tuesday, Sept. 14 on the calendar. At 7 p.m.

Although it's called 'Communities in Bloom', the organizers of the community beautification program knew that Squamish had a lot more to show than just flowers - and the judges seemed to agree.

Trailer park landowner looking to redevelop John French Chief Staff Writer Residents of the Wagon Wheel Trailer Park are starting to look for new accommodations after getting a letter from the park owner that indicates eviction notices will be handed

A couple of surprise visitors to the 2004 Squamish Triathlon gave the event even more meaning than it has already developed in the past seven years.

Squamish is relatively safe from forest fires for now, thanks to some recent cool, wet weather, but the danger is still quite high for both urban interface fires and forest fires within the area.

Conservative MP John Reynolds and the federal Liberals don't agree often - but they do agree that wind energy has potential.

Crown Counsel reviewing RCMP report John French Chief Staff Writer Squamish RCMP are investigating a Squamish man for allegations of sexually touching a child and charges may soon be laid. Cpl.