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Whistler Outdoor Photo Summit returns this fall
Workshops will run from Sept. 26 to 29 in conjunction with the Out of Bounds backcountry photo contest.
It's a statement that makes me scratch my head. While there are always stories about differing opinions and ideas and sometimes tragedy, many of stories are interesting or heartwarming - the 150 volunteers who rebuilt the Easters Seal Camp's facilities this week were truly inspiring.
SLRD holds info session on Pemberton North water rates dispute
Around 35 Pemberton North residents concerned by water charge increases of 111 per cent in 2013 attended an information meeting about the long-running bulk-water-supply dispute between the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District and the Village of Pemberton .
Estuary truck route back on DOSa s plate
The current route for logging and Squamish Terminals-bound trucks runs down Loggers Lane.
The Squamish Cultural Lil'wat Centre announced last week it's proposing to build a pedestrian bridge over the Fitzsimmons Creek to connect the centre with the Audain Art Museum.
Whistler asked to answer questions over 'unfair tendering'
The president of the B.C. Road Builders & Heavy Construction Association said Whistler could be engaging in unfair tendering practices when it comes to its municipal roadwork contracts.
Bringing the Big Apple to Squamish
Heather Feeney's musical theatre show, Gotta Get Out!, might be loosely based on her time pursing acting in the Big Apple, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
Squamish post-graduate granted prestigious Trudeau scholarship
Food, glorious food Sophia Murphy, 46, is going back to school to get her PhD with support from the Trudeau Foundation.
Two-year-old land dispute still unresolved
A land dispute in the Upper Squamish Valley has at least one frustrated resident vowing to stay put on land he bought but no longer owns.
Musical adventures coming our way
There is an excellent article in last week's Chief on the upcoming concert 'Goin' Home' at St.
First Nations agreement to promote addressing violence
Several Sea to Sky First Nation representatives at the Sea to Sky Aboriginal Conference on Tuesday perform a traditional drum song before the event's afternoon session at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre.
Ten-year-old Pemberton girl biking 250 km to Children's Hospital to show friend with leukemia how much she cares Ten-year-old Pemberton girl biking 250 km to Children's Hospital to show friend with leukemia how much she cares From left, Ava Caldwell and Ruby Poirier seen together with their friend Kaiya when they lived in Courtenay, B.C. Now living ... (more)
First Nations taking Whistler to court over community plan
CHALLENGED: The Lil'wat and Squamish nations are taking the RMOW to court over the newly adopted Official Community Plan.
The B.C. Automobile Association and Belfor Property Restoration teamed up May 16 to help prepare an Easter Seals B.C. summer camp for kids with disabilities.
12-year-old B.C. girl killed in Jeep driven by 11-year-old
The long weekend proved a rough one for those patrolling B.C.'s highways with several people killed -- including a 12-year-old girl riding in a jeep driven by an 11-year-old. The long weekend proved to be a tragic one for those patrolling B.C.'s highways with several people killed - including a 12-year-old girl riding in a jeep driven by an ... (more)
Why this mom dresses her bullying stepdaughter in thrift store outfits
If your child is being bullied, and nothing is helping, what do you do? You can become a personal bodyguard for your daughter, like this Toronto mother .
Brackendale home gutted by fire
Thick grey smoke could be seen billowing into the air in Brackendale, signalling to residents of Squamish that someone's house was on fire.
Would you walk the hallways with your child to deter bullying?
Your child comes home and complains of being bullied - in this case, not physically, but verbally.
Advocates want funding for new French immersion programs
A recent study in Ontario shows it costs a district at least an extra $75,000 a year to create a new French immersion class.