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Squamish’s ‘Stoke Sisters’ hopes to empower women

Squamish’s ‘Stoke Sisters’ hopes to empower women

Adventure group looks to unite women who want to explore backcountry.
Popular Squamish mural defaced

Popular Squamish mural defaced

Artist Stan Matwychuk is currently repairing his salmon mural, 'Water Wall'
Union representing striking Sea to Sky transit workers declines arbitration after employer withdraws settlement offer

Union representing striking Sea to Sky transit workers declines arbitration after employer withdraws settlement offer

Parties have not met since talks broke down for a second time on March 17
B.C. records three new COVID-19 outbreaks at health-care settings

B.C. records three new COVID-19 outbreaks at health-care settings

Two more in B.C. die from COVID-19 in past day.
New survey seeks Sea to Sky feedback on black bears

New survey seeks Sea to Sky feedback on black bears

Results from the UBC and Fur Bearer's ‘Human-Bear Conflict Survey’ will help inform future initiatives.
Sea to Sky Community Services will soon provide $10 per day child care

Sea to Sky Community Services will soon provide $10 per day child care

On April 1, seven of nine Sea to Sky Corridor child care programs will come at a reduced cost, thanks to provincial government initiative.
Drivers to receive $110 rebate through ICBC to offset gas prices

Drivers to receive $110 rebate through ICBC to offset gas prices

Rebates will begin rolling out in May.
New FortisBC temporary work camp for 600 workers proposed for Squamish

New FortisBC temporary work camp for 600 workers proposed for Squamish

This and other updates related to the Woodfibre LNG facility presented to District of Squamish council.
B.C. records six more COVID-19 deaths; pandemic toll rises to 2,981

B.C. records six more COVID-19 deaths; pandemic toll rises to 2,981

ICU COVID-19 patient count highest in two weeks.
Outcry grows as B.C. government agency plans widespread South Coast herbicide spray

Outcry grows as B.C. government agency plans widespread South Coast herbicide spray

The five-year Pest Management Plan, which covers Squamish to Hope, targets native hard woods and Indigenous medicines and food in efforts to increase lumber output.
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