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What would Squamish look like if Indigenous Peoples had been at the table all along?

What would Squamish look like if Indigenous Peoples had been at the table all along?

Baker explores decolonizing urban spaces in Squamish through traditional knowledge.
ICYMI: Squamish Business Beat: Mother Made creates eco-friendly plastic alternative

ICYMI: Squamish Business Beat: Mother Made creates eco-friendly plastic alternative

The locally hand-made products by Christine Quirion offer an alternative to zip-lock bags and plastics; nominated for Squamish Business Excellence Award.
ICYMI: Squamish’s rebranded Hustle Basketball set to host holiday fundraiser

ICYMI: Squamish’s rebranded Hustle Basketball set to host holiday fundraiser

Formerly Hoop Reel, the group’s annual event, supports PearlSpace on Dec. 6.
What is FortisBC doing in Squamish's Tiampo Park?

What is FortisBC doing in Squamish's Tiampo Park?

The District of Squamish intends to grant FortisBC a statutory right of way for part of the utility’s Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline Project.
Snowboarder rescued from snow-immersion event on Blackcomb Mountain

Snowboarder rescued from snow-immersion event on Blackcomb Mountain

While stoke is high, early season conditions mean skiers and boarders should exercise extra caution in and out of bounds
Opinion: Have you thought about the landscape in Squamish lately?

Opinion: Have you thought about the landscape in Squamish lately?

'You get to see this every year!' I proclaimed to my colleagues as I walked into the office; to which those who have lived in Squamish for longer than six months responded with a questionable, 'Yes?'
Squamish letter: Respect for rats

Squamish letter: Respect for rats

'My partner and I adopted a pair of rescue rats last year, and I can concur with her observations of their playfulness, intelligence, and affectionate nature.'
Squamish letter: Oil and gas should pay

Squamish letter: Oil and gas should pay

'Squamish cannot afford to pay the mounting costs of climate change alone, and the planet cannot afford for oil and gas companies to continue to duck the responsibility for their products.'
ICYMI: ‘He was always kind, gentle and loving’: Squamish birder Chris Dale remembered

ICYMI: ‘He was always kind, gentle and loving’: Squamish birder Chris Dale remembered

Dale, who grew up in Woodfibre when it was a pulp mill town, took to birding when he retired.
Canada Post presents union with 'framework' to reach deal as strike continues

Canada Post presents union with 'framework' to reach deal as strike continues

Canada Post has presented the union representing some 55,000 striking postal workers with a framework to reach negotiated agreements, the corporation said.
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