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Reynolds wraps his career

MP steps down as House Leader, won't run again Tim Shoults Squamish's Member of Parliament has a new health plan in mind - one that involves not running.

ABOUT TOWN: Arts events abound

The Squamish Library on Monday (Jan. 31) is hosting an evening with Robin Garland, who will share her photos and tales of her trip to Nunavut. The evening begins at 7 p.m. with admission by donation.

Canada Post to consult residents on mail service changes

Following a request from the Chamber of Commerce and the Mayor, Canada Post is moving ahead with a consultation process to find out how you want to receive your mail. Bob Taylor of Canada Post confirmed on Tuesday (Jan.

Fire destroys home at Mile 10.5

A neighbour tried, RCMP attended and Squamish Fire Rescue responded but there was no way to save a mobile home in the Upper Squamish Valley from burning to the ground. The trailer at Mile 10.

He missed the tsunami, but not the truck

Squamish resident Ryan Harrington missed the tsunami that hit Thailand by a week - but that appears to be where his luck ran out. Harrington was staying in Phuket hanging out on a beach and scuba diving in the water.

Waves of Compassion brings in $46,000 for tsunami relief

Squamish proved yet again it's there to help people in need, even across the world. The community raised more than $46,000 for the Humanity Village project at From the Heart of Sea to Sky: Wave of Compassion concert Saturday (Jan.

Care hours to increase at Hilltop House: VCHA

Residents of Hilltop House and their families learned Tuesday (Jan. 18) of staffing changes at the long-term care facility - but instead of the cutbacks they feared, the number of staff working at Hilltop will increase.

Outdoor Recreation Capital slogan could potentially change: EDO

"What do you think Squamish should say to the world?" Some of the answers to that question at an all-day public meeting Saturday (Jan.

A million-dollar land sale

There has yet to be a million-dollar home sold in Squamish, but that doesn't mean land isn't going for the hefty price tag. In October 2004, a 2.94 acre property on Government Road listed by One Percent Realtor David Langlois sold for $1.25 million.

Massive photo donations swell archives of Heritage Park

The West Coast Railway Heritage Park is expanding its archives thanks to a generous donation.
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