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School district 48 is in an agreement with every local First Nation — the N'Quatqua, Lil'wat and Squamish Nation — to provide transportation for students and some staff to school and back, Susan Leslie told the school board on May 8.

Deciding whether or not to put your child into French immersion can mean more than students learning another language.

Previously, Sea to Sky school district policy, like many across B.C., said it would prefer parents to provide vaccination records if available.

The May 8 school district policy meeting revisited what has become a much-discussed topic: the placement of students who defer registration in the Sea to Sky.

Hot weather across B.C. broke 26 records on Friday, May 10

Sydney was found by a Good Samaritan and arrived at the BC SPCA heavily pregnant with an abscess on her paw. She gave birth to two stillborn kittens. Labour wasn’t progressing and Sydney’s three unborn kittens were in danger of being lost.

Vessel slow downs, fishing restrictions among measures announced by fisheries minister

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Police appeal to the public for help, one year after man fell into Squamish River

A local family is mourning the loss of 26-year-old Amir Sedghi of North Vancouver, following his death in a plane crash on Saturday. “We’re still shocked, in a sense of disbelief,” said his older brother Ammar Sedghi.