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Healed by horses: How I came to adopt Sable

I’ve always had a fascination and heartfelt bond with horses. This love began as a young child, learning how to
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‘Father, Son and Holy Cow’: Meaning of unusually named local trails

Traditionally, trails are named by the trail builder, usually for a particular event, a strange occurrence, or a salient feature.
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How journal writing has healed me

My journey and fascination with journal writing began in my mid-twenties. I’m glad I started then because I didn’t yet
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Pemberton man wants to preserve cougar that killed his donkey

Angus Cormack, a Lilloeet man, has launched a Go Fund Me page to raise funds to preserve a cougar that was killed on the family farm.
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A daughter remembers mom with a small library in highlands

In the cul de sac at the end of Glacier Heights Place in the Garibaldi Highlands is a free library, an ode to Betty Hinkema, a mother and lover of books.
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Squamish council must advocate now for child care solutions

Platypus YMCA daycare will close their doors to families and educators at the end of June. My own son, Aiden,
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UBC chemist helps create new compostable coffee pod

Dr. Zac Hudson believes your morning cup of coffee should be strong and guilt-free. That’s why the University of British
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How Stan Matwychuk turned a dark basement into an art exhibition

What started as a joke between a local artist and a former boss has ended in a colorful mural project in a dark, dank basement of a local business.
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A look back at the Squamish Harbour dredging

Squamish is a river port, like many port towns around the world, and in contrast to the deep water harbours
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In praise of our Squamish trails

Trails are a health enhancement system. They are the circulatory system of a healthy community as they provide a comfortable space to
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