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Squamish choir to perform winter concert on Dec. 16 & 17

Squamish choir to perform winter concert on Dec. 16 & 17

The Sea to Sky Singers will be performing “Silent Night, Joyous Day” at St. John the Divine Anglican Church in mid-December.
Seaspan welcomes new shuttle buses wrapped in First Nations art

Seaspan welcomes new shuttle buses wrapped in First Nations art

Artists from the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish Nations provide designs for the exterior of two new electric shuttle buses
Fatal 2022 Squamish hit-and-run results in multiple charges

Fatal 2022 Squamish hit-and-run results in multiple charges

Local man facing six serious charges for 2022 crash at bus stop that killed Gurpreet Sangha.
Woodfibre LNG buys local for Squamish 'floatel'

Woodfibre LNG buys local for Squamish 'floatel'

Former cruise ship to house 600 workers for Woodfibre LNG project in Squamish
Three Squamish councillors sign letter to Canadian gov urging ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war

Three Squamish councillors sign letter to Canadian gov urging ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war

Councillors John French, Lauren Greenlaw and Chris Pettingill are three of about 80 municipal elected officials in B.C. who have signed the letter.
Hospital Employees’ Union members ratify agreement with Good Samaritan Canada

Hospital Employees’ Union members ratify agreement with Good Samaritan Canada

There are about 278 HEU members in Squamish between the Squamish General Hospital and Hilltop House.
Decades on the pitch: The inspiring journey of soccer devotee, Jose Oreamuno

Decades on the pitch: The inspiring journey of soccer devotee, Jose Oreamuno

A lifetime of dedication discussed in this Q&A with the award-winning volunteer.
Squamish vigil aims to keep Daniel Reoch's memory alive

Squamish vigil aims to keep Daniel Reoch's memory alive

Family seeks closure as four-year anniversary of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw man's disappearance passes.
Three dead in Highway 99 crash: RCMP

Three dead in Highway 99 crash: RCMP

Two adults, one child declared dead at the scene of single-vehicle collision south of Whistler
Squamish council to explore vehicle residency during 2024 strategic plan review

Squamish council to explore vehicle residency during 2024 strategic plan review

Vehicle Residents of Squamish share permit system and safe lots as vehicle residency solutions. Council opts to discuss at next strategic plan review in 2024.
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