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Increase in impaired driving calls concerning: Squamish RCMP

Police also set up a roadblock on Saturday night in the Garibaldi Highlands which led to the opening of three files related to impaired driving. 
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Police arrest man for cutting railroad rails in Paradise Valley

Squamish RCMP has arrested a man for mischief after he was found cutting railroad rails in Paradise Valley.
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Kelly Dyer and Toronto comic Jeff Elliott to perform at Knotty Burl in Downtown Squamish

Dyer says comedy is alive and well in Squamish and he is inviting the community to the latest installment featuring Toronto comic Jeff Elliot
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Jaye Russell is the new executive director for Sea to Sky Community Services

She has held senior positions for the City of Calgary and the Calgary Homeless Foundation, the Vancouver Aquarium and the City of Vancouver.
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Squamish based company says its carbon capture research will enable clean fuels and reduce emissions

A Squamish based company says it has published new peer reviewed research that show carbon capture from the atmosphere is more affordable and cost effective than previously thought.
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Wildlife group issues plea to save bear family in downtown Squamish

A mother and her cubs have been able to access garbage in the downtown area and are now on a path that may lead to their destruction.
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Blessed Coast festival back in Squamish in July

The festival celebrates the rich coastal culture of BC by showcasing Yoga Teachers, Leaders and First Nations Elders alongside artists from around the world.
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Squamish RCMP reports: mountain bike theft, shots fired on Shannon Creek, computer scam

Anyone with any information regarding the above files are asked to contact the Squamish RCMP at 604-892-6100 or contact Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS, text 274637, or go to www.solvecrime.ca
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Island SAR isolates locations in search for missing Squamish men

Westcoast Inland Search and Rescue, the Search and Rescue team based in Ucluelet, has joined the friends and family of the two missing Squamish men in efforts to locate them.
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Ice rink, gym, renovated change rooms: Tell district what you want for a better Brennan Park Recreation Centre

District of Squamish is seeking the public's input on how to renovate or expand the Brennan Park Recreation Centre.  
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