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The OneUp Downhill SORCA Cinco will see Squamish local Jackson Goldstein return to the track after a year of injuries.

The strength-based gym is owned by international powerlifting gold medalist Lisa Kitagawa and partner Lucas Paczek.

The group facilitates one-to-one mentorship programs to create a safe space in the backcountry for all.

The games mark the soft opening of the new turf field following its $1.1 million upgrades.

The False Creek Racing Canoe Club competed in three races and brought home two gold and one silver medal.

Twenty-five years after his Regeneration Tour, John Ryan continues to live beyond disability

Horth Wessels has used the loss of her last UFC fight as inspiration to come back even stronger.

‘We’re working to include Indigenous communities and ensure the park remains open and welcoming to all,’ said president of the Dirt Wizards Jump Park Association.

Carla Rae Carey is gearing up to head to Spain in October as a team manager for Team Canada at the International Six Day Enduro race.

The Sea 2 Sky Midnight Commuter 58 Ultra is set to be an ultra-marathon that starts at midnight in Squamish and finishes in West Vancouver, with runners on the highway most of the route.