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Don't invite salmonella to Thanksgiving dinner, Squamish

Don't invite salmonella to Thanksgiving dinner, Squamish

BC Centre for Disease Control recommends how to avoid illness
What is happening with Garibaldi at Squamish?

What is happening with Garibaldi at Squamish?

An update on progress, plans and challenges
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District kicks off housing needs and demand study

Squamish-Lillooet Regional District kicks off housing needs and demand study

Public engagement process underway
Surrey developer Bob Cheema files defamation suit against Coun. Jack Hundial

Surrey developer Bob Cheema files defamation suit against Coun. Jack Hundial

Claims states council motion from Hundial erroneously stated Cheema attended meeting between government officials, including Mayor Doug McCallum; instead, Cheema only arranged the meeting, says the Solicitor General’s office
Elections Canada hiring Squamish folks for the federal election

Elections Canada hiring Squamish folks for the federal election

Workers needed primarily at polling stations
A Squamish athlete leaves a legacy — on and off the slopes

A Squamish athlete leaves a legacy — on and off the slopes

Star skier Mikayla Martin remembered for her love of people and life
North Van music teacher charged with child porn, sexual assault

North Van music teacher charged with child porn, sexual assault

The Crown has now sworn a host of charges against a North Vancouver music teacher following allegations of sexual misconduct with underage girls.
BC Ferries adds 93 sailings over busy Thanksgiving long weekend

BC Ferries adds 93 sailings over busy Thanksgiving long weekend

Thanksgiving long weekend traditionally busiest weekend of the year for walk-ons
Province’s eight-store limit frustrates Vancouver cannabis entrepreneurs

Province’s eight-store limit frustrates Vancouver cannabis entrepreneurs

Vancouver pot sales are slowly aligning with new B.C. regulations
Province seeks public input on future of farmland

Province seeks public input on future of farmland

The provincial government wants to hear from the public on how best to encourage farming and protect farmland throughout B.C.