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Giving riders a boost

Giving riders a boost

Editor’s note: This is the first installment of a new column by Squamish-based mountain biking enthusiast A.J. Barlas. It will appear every second week in the Lifestyle section of the Squamish Chief.
A jar full of summer fun

A jar full of summer fun

Making a wish list of summertime fun will keep you busy
In our virtual backyard

In our virtual backyard

Squamish has a new Facebook site picking on residents bad parking habits
How we miss you, Henrietta

How we miss you, Henrietta

Seeking Adventure columnist John French takes up to Henrietta Lake
Doggone shame in Langley

Doggone shame in Langley

I’m not what you’d consider a dog guy. My mom was allergic, so we never had any type of furry creature and I just haven’t had a whole lot of experience with dogs.
Caught in the middle

Caught in the middle

Editorial delves into teachers' job action
Local politics, LNG don't mix

Local politics, LNG don't mix

With the arrival of the outdoor grilling season there are a couple of ways to satisfy a craving for a hot potato.
Dispute impacting students

Dispute impacting students

Teachers in School District 48 have been working under the restrictions of an employer lockout for the past two weeks. As a result, they have faced punitive measures, including a salary cut of 10 per cent.
LNG in B.C. not a good fit

LNG in B.C. not a good fit

LNG has been a long yak with proponents saying how wonderful, how world-class and environmentally sound and now, that it will have no effect on existing electric users (Woodfibre LNG letter, Chief, May 29).
Helping in our own backyard

Helping in our own backyard

While Canadians naturally recoil in horror when confronted by the recent news of widespread rape and murder in India, they would be well advised to look closer to home. The widespread violence against Aboriginal women in B.C.
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