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Rdogs is dedicated to positive, proactive solutions and finding what motivates people to be responsible dog owners. Over 300 people have joined it.

District of Squamish is in a state of transformation on a number of measures including economic, cultural and social demographics. In the coming term, council faces challenges in responding to and capitalizing on this transformation.

Danielle Klooster served as councillor for two terms in Penhold, AB, and now runs a writing service and business development consulting business. She wrote this column to help people make informed decision and reflect on their motives for becoming a councilor.

This year the events of Remembrance Day will take on a new meaning for many Canadians, as the events of the third week of October will still be fresh in our minds.

By Keith SonesPublished: Nov 1, 2014     It’s a BC tradition every three years when the leaves fall from

By Keith SonesPublished: Oct 25, 2014     It’s a BC tradition every three years when the leaves fall from

Regarding Mr. Dolha’s Oct.4th article “If the Shoe Fits”, he does all of Squamish a disservice with his continued support for another foolish ‘boom and bust’ industry.

The pending sale of 59 acres and 44 acres of waterlots that is our Oceanfront is a concerning issue for a community that deserves so much more. It’s been reported there is cash purchase of $15 million

Woodfibre LNG (WFLNG) is owned in Singapore, and the owners are pretty good at dodging taxes on profits.

Like any other purchase you consider in life, you will have questions about what you are purchasing. In order for your questions to be answered properly, you need to engage at least three, if not five industry professionals when you purchase your home.