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Reactions to Trans Mountain announcement

Reactions to Trans Mountain announcement

Political, business and Indigenous leaders across the country react to the prime minister's decision to proceed with the pipeline expansion
Former Squamish doctor calls for increased access to sexual assault forensic exams

Former Squamish doctor calls for increased access to sexual assault forensic exams

Dr. Kim MacDonald presented a plan to VCH three years ago, but says 'nothing really happened'
Squamish home for a family?

Squamish home for a family?

Melanie Marohn's family of four was told by multiple landlords they won't rent to children
Lit cigarette thrown into moving vehicle in Squamish

Lit cigarette thrown into moving vehicle in Squamish

During a stretch of "high fire danger" days in Squamish last week, Squamish RCMP received a report that a lit cigarette was thrown from a moving vehicle travelling northbound on Highway 99.
UPDATED: Crash stifles traffic in Squamish

UPDATED: Crash stifles traffic in Squamish

Collision on Sea to Sky Highway near Clarke Drive
Sea to Sky School District unveils refresh of education plan

Sea to Sky School District unveils refresh of education plan

Previously developed in 2012, plan updated with digital student portfolios
SLCC celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day

SLCC celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day

Events take place at centre on Friday, June 21
Sea to Sky School District kindergarten registration, vaccination records policy passed

Sea to Sky School District kindergarten registration, vaccination records policy passed

Policy 502 was topic of discussion for several board meetings
Whale watchers bullish despite new federal restrictions

Whale watchers bullish despite new federal restrictions

While it’s too early to tell what effect new federal regulations will have on the whale-watching industry and the southern resident orca population it aims to protect, one operator is decidedly bullish on the prospects.
North Van man headed drug pipeline crime group, say police

North Van man headed drug pipeline crime group, say police

Police allege a North Vancouver man now facing 12 criminal charges in Edmonton was a crime boss who ran a sophisticated drug “pipeline” between the Lower Mainland and Alberta.