10 hrs ago | The Victoria Star
Musical line-up for Olympic medal ceremonies in Whistler unveiled
Olympic organizers have finally unveiled the concert line-up for the nightly medal presentations at the host mountain resort for the 2010 Games.
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Eight Squamish families homeless for holidays after townhouse blaze
Firefighters oversee the smoldering ruins of a townhouse complex that burned down in Squamish on Sunday morning.
Suspicious Squamish apartment fire probed
Fire department and Squamish RCMP investigators probed the remains of an eight-unit apartment complex Monday, a day after a fire described as suspicious destroyed the building.
Fire reduces Squamish apartment complex to ashes
An entire apartment block was lost on Saturday morning in a fire that left several Squamish residents homeless just weeks before Christmas.
Eight Squamish families homeless for holidays after townhouse blaze
Firefighters oversee the smoldering ruins of a townhouse complex that burned down in Squamish on Sunday morning.
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Way paved for Squamish development
Squamish Nation representatives are lobbying Ottawa to "level the playing field" and smooth the way for development on Lower Mainland reserve lands, including the North Shore.
Property bill falls short, Squamish Nation says
Gloria Galloway Ottawa - Published on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009 11:21PM EST Last updated on Thursday, Dec.
Development agreements stir controversy in B.C.
Home : Top Stories : Development agreements stir controversy in B.C. Development agreements stir controversy in B.C. Viewer CTV British Columbia: Peter Grainger on aboriginal land development Government and aboriginal groups have signed an agreement that will give them greater freedom to build large commercial developments on reserve land.
Squamish Nation locals elect two councillors to represent Valley
SquamishValley residents gained a second council member representative, despite a voter turnout of only 50 per cent in the recent Squamish Nation election on Sunday .
Feds' bill on land development lacking: Squamish Nation
Home : Politics : Feds' bill on land development lacking: Squamish Nation Feds' bill on land development lacking: Squamish Nation Date: Thursday Dec.
Acorn Trial: Accused drawn into 'Mr. Big' police ruse
The undercover operation that targeted a father and son accused of murdering 14-year-old Chelsea Acorn was like a a oeplay,a complete with an a oeintroduction, middle and conclusion,a according to police testimony heard in Chilliwack Supreme Court Monday.
Since North Vancouver does include/surround a large chunk of Squamish land, perhaps we should be following the politics there as well.
Squamish racecar driver wins Canadian Rally
Alan Ockwell of Toronto and Patrick Richard from Squamish celebrate their victory after the 2009 Rally of the Tall Pines - Round 6 of the Canadian Rally Championship - Friday and Saturday in Bancroft, Ontario.
Study says modest benefits from Games
The second of four studies on the impact of the 2010 Games says Canada has benefited modestly from hosting the Winter Olympics.
Squamish Nation goes to the polls
Squamish Nation members from North Vancouver to Lillooet and beyond are going to the polls Dec.
Squamish First Nation installs billboard near Burrard Bridge
A proposed electronic billboard at the Burrard Bridge, one of six planned by the Squamish First Nation in the region.
Does gambling heaven or hell await us?
Chances Gaming Centre: Doorway to heaven, or gateway to hell? Any day now some enterprising teacher will assign that essay question to an unsuspecting class.
LAKE LOUISE, Alta.- Canadian alpine skier Manuel Osborne-Paradis was the surprise winner at Lake Louise, Alberta, capturing the season-opening super-G race Sunday.
Officials with the Vancouver 2010 Olympics and Paralympics Organizing Committee are inviting Sea to Sky corridor residents to attend one of three upcoming meetings to learn more about life during the Games.
PVUS still hashing through festival questions
Music fans dance to the music at the Pemberton Festival in 2008. Members of the Pemberton Valley Utilities and Services Committee are still working to ensure that all the pieces are in place to facilitate the return of the festival in 2010, despite concerns that time may be getting short on ironing out details.