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Democracy ain’t cheap

Democracy ain’t cheap

2018 muni election costs up over 2014
Howe Sound dry grad expected to be approved

Howe Sound dry grad expected to be approved

So long as the assistant superintendent is happy with it, Howe Sound Secondary’s dry grad has the approval of the Sea to Sky school board. On Nov. 14, the board voted in favour of endorsing the event, provided assistant Supt.
The final countdown – for students

The final countdown – for students

And the final number is 5,047. Student counts for the entire Sea to Sky School District have been finalized, and that number has been submitted to the Ministry of Education. Squamish schools dominate the Top 3 in terms of student population.
Sea to Sky wolverine project aims to find out more about shy creature

Sea to Sky wolverine project aims to find out more about shy creature

Wolverines live at higher elevations around Squamish
More teachers added to schools in Sea to Sky School District

More teachers added to schools in Sea to Sky School District

The school district has added the equivalent of about 11 full-time teachers this year to satisfy the 2016 Supreme Court ruling on class size and composition, said Supt. Lisa McCullough.
SLRD adopts its first community amenity contribution policy

SLRD adopts its first community amenity contribution policy

Policy may help regional district reap benefits from development
UPDATED: Pedestrian hit on Second and Winnipeg

UPDATED: Pedestrian hit on Second and Winnipeg

Woman suffers minor injuries
Police briefs

Police briefs

Three-vehicle crash. Impaired driver flips vehicle...and more
SLRD board gives itself a raise

SLRD board gives itself a raise

Pay hike of just over 14 per cent is intended to offset next year’s tax increases
Charting the gradual, if uneven, recovery of the region's grizzly-bear population

Charting the gradual, if uneven, recovery of the region's grizzly-bear population

Last month, John Buchanan was driving along the Squamish River when something caught his attention. A group of tourists emerged from a tour bus and were taking photos of a bear and its cub located on the opposite side of the river.
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