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Victim identified in three-year-old Squamish homicide case

Victim identified in three-year-old Squamish homicide case

David Wolfgang Hawke — known as ‘Jesse James’ locally — died by gunshot in 2017, police say
Alpine Café looking to increase space

Alpine Café looking to increase space

Council briefs: WSL build gets permit; OCP amendment authorized
How to practise 'safe six': a COVID-19 primer

How to practise 'safe six': a COVID-19 primer

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought new terms into our lexicon, such as physical distancing and self-isolation. One new term that has many people scratching their heads, however, is “safe six.
PSS drama class set to scare on the small screen

PSS drama class set to scare on the small screen

Fright Night will feature short skits recorded and streamed online Oct. 31 
Halloween 2020: Tips to help you celebrate safely

Halloween 2020: Tips to help you celebrate safely

Halloween isn't cancelled, but it will undoubtedly look different this year
COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. rise to six-month high

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. rise to six-month high

The 1,818 new cases recorded in the past week is an all-time high
BC Wildfire Service firefighters quarantined after returning from U.S. with COVID-19

BC Wildfire Service firefighters quarantined after returning from U.S. with COVID-19

Sixteen BC Wildfire Service firefighters test positive for COVID-19
A Squamish veteran in his 102nd year

A Squamish veteran in his 102nd year

Local Ted Arsenault went to war at 24, in 1942
B.C. taxpayers foot $27m bill for retiring, defeated MLAs: CTF

B.C. taxpayers foot $27m bill for retiring, defeated MLAs: CTF

Canadian Taxpayers Federation numbers not correct: retired MLA Ralph Sultan
Mechanical issue prevents BC Ferry from docking Tuesday, stranding passengers for hours

Mechanical issue prevents BC Ferry from docking Tuesday, stranding passengers for hours

The Queen of Alberni's remaining sailings Tuesday between Tsawwassen and Duke Point in Nanaimo were cancelled