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It was a wet and slippery weekend, but the dogs didn't seem to mind one bit.

When you walk through the admission gates at the 10th annual Brackendale Fall Fair Saturday (Aug. 28), please give a thought to all the many volunteers and members of the Brackendale Farmers' Institute who have made this day possible.

The two Whistler men proposing to put a $12-million gondola up the Stawamus Chief are claiming support in Squamish's business community for their proposal.

There are music festivals, sports festivals and just about everything else for people festivals in Squamish- but until last year there was never a festival for the one beloved member of the family - the dog.

A member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is facing a charge of criminal harassment, The Chief has learned. The accused is Const. Steven E.

Stawamus Chief friends come together John French Chief Staff Writer After a firestorm of protest this week, the men behind a proposal to put a gondola up the Stawamus Chief say they are willing to look at running the gondola from the edge of the Sea

If your brain is hungry for more learning, you'll now be able to feed it seven days a week. The Squamish Public Library has announced that as of Wednesday (Sept.

The Squamish First Nations and the Olympics have something very much in common - fire. In most First Nations cultures, fire symbolizes the heart of the people.

The ongoing battle between Ledcor Power and opponents of the company's plans for a power project on the Ashlu River has taken more twists and turns than the river itself - and it's only getting more heated.

An expanded Capilano College campus in Squamish will be at the forefront of tourism training and leadership in B.C. The provincial government announced on Monday (Aug.