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Five trailers issued notice by Mining Museum as redevelopment begins John French Chief Staff Writer Eviction notices went out to the first residents in Britannia Beach recently as a result of planned new development in the waterfront community.

In the life of a professional lumberjack, being on prime time television isn't something you'd bet the farm on - unless, of course, your name is Wade Stewart.

He certainly stands out in a sport dominated by burly North Americans, Aussies, Kiwis, Norwegians and Swedes.

It's been the deadliest week in recent memory for bears in the Squamish Valley. In the past week, five bears were destroyed because they repeatedly became a risk to campers in the Alice Lake and Dryden Creek campgrounds.

You can see them smile as soon as they walk off the bus. Greeted by the sight of 99 shining Harley Davidsons and 20 sparkling hot rods, 70 of B.C.

It takes much hard work behind the scenes, including many meetings, to ensure the annual Squamish Days Loggers Sports weekend goes off without a hitch.

Coun. Raj Kahlon lost his trust in the Sea to Sky University (SSU) project this week.

The cool weather didn't last for long, and as a result the forests are in increased danger of catching fire once again.

The Squamish Nation recently exercised an option to buy a large parcel of land near Porteau Cove and the Nation reportedly plans to put 1,000 homes on the property.

For more than 30 years, a beautiful piece of Squamish land has been used to offer kids a home away from home.