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Like all of the great pleasures of life, dancing can be enjoyed at any age. Hence the idea behind Still Dancing, a local dance company that offers something for everyone, young and old.

A cover band favourite returns to the Grizzly Bar and Grill Friday and Saturday June 8 and 9. The John Scott Band performs another round of the newest rock tunes by popular artists -and this time, they'll be throwing few originals into the mix.

A song, a dance, and an extraordinary display of local talent is sure to entertain at this year's Squamish Star Search next Friday (June 1) at 7:30 p.m. at the Eagle Eye Theatre.

Combining the artistic with the practical and the whimsical with the functional, local condo-townhouse complex The Artisan has made efforts to ensure the entire community can benefit from its creation.

"Blame Canada?" Nope. Blame Iceland.

In 1982, a handful of Hibakusha - Japanese for the survivors of the American bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki - travelled from Japan to New York to attend a peace rally that was coordinated to fall at the same time as the Second United Nations Speci

Ray [email protected] Editor's Note: With the 50th anniversary of Loggers Sports only 12 weeks away, The Chief will lead up to the event with a series of all things Logger Sports, past, present and future.

Squamish Mountain Festival organizers have just released the names involved in a week-long speaker series that's sure to make rock climbing and mountaineering fans take notice.

If you're looking for a different type of music to tap your foot to, then the Brackendale Art Gallery may be the place for you.

Squamish residents will get a chance to learn about the value of something many Canadians take for granted - water. The National Film Board produced documentary, Dead in the Water - playing Wednesday (April 25) at 8 p.m.