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Coverage disappointing

Coverage disappointing

EDITOR, The 14th Squamish Youth Triathlon on Mother’s Day was the biggest ever, selling out in both the main event and the inaugural Tiny Tri.
(Sea to) Sky is the limit

(Sea to) Sky is the limit

Quantum Shift columnist Helmut Manzl takes a look at the new SEa to Sky Gondola
Shaving for a cause

Shaving for a cause

About Town columnist Maureen Gilmour takes a look at this week's events
Make yourself useful

Make yourself useful

Millennial Mom columnist Kirsten Andrews gives a big shout out to Squamish's volunteers
Experts debate ‘killer robots’

Experts debate ‘killer robots’

Technically Speaking columnist Steven Hill takes a look at the possible future
Summer shines in Squamish

Summer shines in Squamish

Squamish truly shines when the sun is out. It doesn’t get better when the days get longer, warmer and everyone hits their A game.
Really, people… what is it?

Really, people… what is it?

It’s become the catchphrase of our era, a kind of filler that people carelessly throw into conversation. It’s easy to say and has a self-evident logic that leaves people nodding, because what else is there to do? After all, “it is what it is.
No strings attached

No strings attached

Last September, a company proposing a large, mixed-use development donated $100,000 to a facility that, if the project goes ahead, would be its neighbour. The firm didn’t have full approval for its project.
Airport makes top 10 list

Airport makes top 10 list

Squamish facility recognized along with international destinations
Clearing concerns raised

Clearing concerns raised

Editor’s note: This letter was sent to Squamish’s mayor and council. It was copied to The Chief for publication. The damage done by the logging by B.C.
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