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Squamish campaign reflects on safety at night

Squamish campaign reflects on safety at night

Residents scoop up reflective armbands more quickly than anticipated
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Dog shot and killed by conservation officer

Dog shot and killed by conservation officer

Incident at Blackwater Lake being reviewed by Conservation Officer Service
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BC Hydro reverses policy on Smart Meters

BC Hydro reverses policy on Smart Meters

Utility provider says they will now work with resistant customers
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Elections ahead for Lil'wat Nation

Elections ahead for Lil'wat Nation

Chief Lucinda Phillips to run again
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Pemberton airport gets automated weather system

Pemberton airport gets automated weather system

Pemberton Airport has a newly installed Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS III), which is now providing accurate real-time data to pilots and flight dispatchers.
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Squamish music festival planning well into the future

Squamish music festival planning well into the future

Festival sports new name and requests more space to stay competitive
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Private school set to open in Squamish this fall

Private school set to open in Squamish this fall

Whistler support key to launch of new independent school at Quest University
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Pemberton community awards handed out

Pemberton community awards handed out

New Chamber of Commerce executive and directors announced
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Karen Tomlinson named Pemberton Citizen of the Year

Karen Tomlinson named Pemberton Citizen of the Year

New Chamber of Commerce executive and directors announced
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Sex and gender policy work underway for schools

Sex and gender policy work underway for schools

School District 48 principal working to have policy written this year
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