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'It was a nightmare': Family recounts traumatic Squamish incident

'It was a nightmare': Family recounts traumatic Squamish incident

A vehicle dragged a stroller with a baby inside it for blocks, while a grandmother faces a long recovery from head trauma.
Affordability, industrial projects top of mind at Squamish Mayor’s Luncheon

Affordability, industrial projects top of mind at Squamish Mayor’s Luncheon

Mayor Armand Hurford spoke to affordable living, industrial projects and public transit at the annual event on May 8.
Letter: EV owners are not a ‘privileged’ group

Letter: EV owners are not a ‘privileged’ group

Understanding the evolution of electric cars: A response to common misconceptions and an insight into their growing market.
Opinion: Discover the unsung hero of spring in Squamish—Swamp lanterns unveiled

Opinion: Discover the unsung hero of spring in Squamish—Swamp lanterns unveiled

The cultural importance of skunk cabbage to Indigenous groups, from traditional uses to its symbolic meaning in the local ecosystem.
Editorial: Lights, camera, action in Squamish—How the film industry rolled back to life

Editorial: Lights, camera, action in Squamish—How the film industry rolled back to life

The film industry is (mostly) back in business post-strike. Here’s how that benefits Squamish and our locals in the industry.
More sunshine and warm temperatures in store for Squamish

More sunshine and warm temperatures in store for Squamish

The May 8 high is set to be 20 C and looks to increase later in the week.
Neighbourhood Craft returns to Squamish

Neighbourhood Craft returns to Squamish

The market will showcase over 30 local artists on Saturday, May 11.
Updated: With no floatel, what happens next with the LNG project in Squamish?

Updated: With no floatel, what happens next with the LNG project in Squamish?

Province says District and WLNG need to figure out what’s next; WLNG says it will continue to work with the District.
ICYMI: Empowering Riders: Adaptive bikes take on Squamish trails

ICYMI: Empowering Riders: Adaptive bikes take on Squamish trails

With community support, Squamish Adaptive Mountain Biking helps unique riders—and bikes—attend Ridelab festival. 
B.C. RCMP officer fined $2,000 for employing foreign nanny

B.C. RCMP officer fined $2,000 for employing foreign nanny

Randi Ellen White pleaded guilty to unlawfully employing the U.S.-born woman without a work permit.
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