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Here's an update on the construction of Squamish's pedestrian bridge

Here's an update on the construction of Squamish's pedestrian bridge

The Mamquam Blind Channel Pedestrian Bridge is expected to be completed by the end of this summer.
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Squamish River Watershed Society's community salmon fry release

Squamish River Watershed Society's community salmon fry release

The community was invited to a free event on May 3 to help release coho salmon fry back into the water at Fisherman's Park in Squamish.
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Squamish business beat: Local Pest Detective on the case

Squamish business beat: Local Pest Detective on the case

The challenges, successes and hopes of a local from Rwanda who has launched his own pest control franchise.
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Driving Squamish: Watch for road sweeping between Clarke Dr and Daisy Lake

Driving Squamish: Watch for road sweeping between Clarke Dr and Daisy Lake

If you are planning a trip to the city, note the BMO Half Marathon is on Sunday morning.
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Sea lion attacks surge at B.C. fish farms, prompting requests for rubber bullets

Sea lion attacks surge at B.C. fish farms, prompting requests for rubber bullets

Internal documents reveal B.C. salmon farms requesting the use of rubber bullets amid spike in sea lion incursions
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Check it out: Six events happening in Squamish—starting today

Check it out: Six events happening in Squamish—starting today

Want a possible shout-out in our daily event roundup? Load your event into our free online calendar.
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Indigenous leaders hopeful for Carney-led government on economy, reconciliation

Indigenous leaders hopeful for Carney-led government on economy, reconciliation

OTTAWA — Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami president Natan Obed says he doesn't expect Prime Minister Mark Carney to get everything right immediately as he learns about and crafts policies for Indigenous Peoples, but it's clear he's willing to learn.
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Les Leyne: Instant town at Site C likely headed for the dump

Les Leyne: Instant town at Site C likely headed for the dump

Camp has 21 three-storey dorms with single occupancy bedrooms and baths, 131 common and dining units, 24 offices, a fitness building and theatre.
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Paolo Aquilini has resigned from Canucks ownership group

Paolo Aquilini has resigned from Canucks ownership group

The former president of the Canucks For Kids Fund and co-founder of the Canucks Autism Network is departing the Aquilini Investment Group.
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B.C. man guilty of aggravated sexual assault tries to fire lawyer

B.C. man guilty of aggravated sexual assault tries to fire lawyer

Gordon James Joseph Leclerc repeatedly interrupted the judge and lawyers during a video appearance Friday
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