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It may not have been the result the Squamish Wolf Pack was looking for in its first game in the Pacific International Junior Hockey League (PIJHL). But there's nothing left to do but build.

After competing in their first ever tournament in Kamloops, the Quest University Canada Kermodes women's soccer squad took to their home field for the first time against the Squamish Under-18 Scorpions on Tuesday (Sept. 2).

The start gate crashed down for the final scheduled Squamish BMX Racing Club (SBRC) single points event on Sunday (Aug. 31) but it likely won't be the last.

A group of Tae Kwon Do students are walking softly and carrying big kicks after successfully earning black belts at the Squamish Martial Arts and Yoga Centre on Saturday (Aug. 23).

While the Squamish Mountain Festival prepares to present extreme international climbing onscreen at the Reel Rock Film Tour on Sunday (Aug. 31), the world is already being projected on to the face of the Chief.

As a 70-year-old rock climber, Dr. Sandra Wieland is turning the old adage "over the hill" on its head.

The Howe Sound Cannons rallied back from a deficit with 12 runs in a single inning to become North Shore Men's Baseball Association (NSMBA) champions for the second consecutive year after sweeping the Moose in doubleheader action at Parkgate Field on

Beginner's luck definitely does not apply when it comes to racing more than 100 miles (160 km) on foot.

Windsurfers and kiteboarders united for the first time in a Canadian national competition event at the Spit last weekend. Sunny skies signaled strong winds on Friday (Aug.

The Squamish Pirates Swim Club lost its regional meet because of the rock slide but that didn't stop 19 athletes from swashbuckling down the Howe Sound to compete at the replacement North Vancouver Winter Club venue on Saturday and Sunday (Aug. 2-3).