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It's a throwback to the olden days, when food was fresh and natural and fun was measured in the smiles on kids' faces.

The wildlife parade continues this summer in Squamish. In July, coyotes in the Axen and Finch areas killed a number of cats and small dogs.

Climbers not supportive John French Chief Staff Writer The two people behind a proposal to build a gondola that would take people to the top of the Stawamus Chief are now out in the open and want to share their plans, but are holding back for the tim

Re/Max will be back in the Squamish real estate game soon as the Windermere brand disappears.

With the sale of two homes to one buyer, Squamish's growing reputation as an education centre was further cemented this month.

The mayor of Squamish set his price at $10,000. For that amount of money Mayor Ian Sutherland is prepared to have his head shaved. Sutherland is helping the local Cops for Cancer initiative by challenging the community to donate $10,000 to the cause.

Six Squamish women who have all been touched by cancer in one way or another have set out to make a difference.

They say you don't get a second chance to make a first impression - but if you knock 'em dead on your first try, who needs a second chance? This was the case when Dan Koeppel, the editor of Men's Journal, (one of America's most successful men's magaz

Our good wishes go with all participants who will be taking part in The Weekend to End Breast Cancer Walk to be held in Vancouver this weekend (Aug. 20 - 22). Each participant was asked to raise $2,000 with all proceeds in support of the B.C.

The drive to educate Sea to Sky youth about the true nature of the Olympic Games has begun.