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John French to run for council

Life-long Squamish citizen, John French, has announced he will run for council in the upcoming municipal elections on October 20.
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Starting Sept 4, new bus trips from Downtown to Quest and Garibaldi Village

BC Transit is introducing two new transit routes in town that it says will improve service to Garibaldi Village as well as Quest University. 
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David Keane is the new president of Woodfibre LNG

A retired helicopter pilot with the US Army, Keane has also served as Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of Dynegy Europe and spent several years in various roles with Apache Corp. and Conoco, Inc.  
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BC Thanksgiving Food Drive for Squamish is on September 15

The BC Thanksgiving Food Drive project is a province-wide initiative that helps feed thousands across BC who rely on food banks for their basic nutritional needs.
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A new adventure race will make its Canadian debut in Squamish

Primal Quest, which bills itself as North America's premier expedition adventure race, will conduct a race in Squamish, from September 6 through September 15.
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Fighting wildfires with bad ideas and no funding

This knowledge deficit and the shortage of new tried-and-true strategies are what is leading decision-makers and the public astray when it comes adapting to and responding to the new wildfire paradigm that is unfolding in our forests.
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Local charged after police seize drugs, weapons from downtown home

A Squamish man has been charged after RCMP executed a search warrant and located suspected drugs, drug paraphernalia, and weapons at his home in downtown Squamish.
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District’s goal for Squamish Adventure Centre: generate more revenue

Staff recently told council data shows the building does receive traffic, especially in the summer months, but the district still sees opportunities for growth.
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Hardwired for drinking ? Squamish beats others in alcohol consumption

The heavy alcohol consumption in Squamish is one among the several interesting trends captured in the Vital Signs 2017 report, an initiative of the Squamish Community Foundation.
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Cleanup and demolition work begins at WLNG site

The work began on August 7, 2018, and will continue for approximately six months, and is expected to generate 25 jobs, the company said.    
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