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Canada Day events

CANADA DAY celebration at Pavilion Park and Stan Clarke Park, downtown Squamish, 9 a.m.- 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 1. Family fun activities including races and ribbons. OFFICIAL FLAG RAISING CEREMONY at Stan Clarke Park, 11 a.m.

Olympic celebration starts this summer

The Vancouver Winter Olympics may be six years away, but Squamish's first steps towards hosting the youth of the world in 2010 are being taken this summer.

Britannia Beach residents like rezoning plan

Consensus isn't achieved very often in Britannia Beach. But at a public hearing on Wednesday (June 16) residents agreed that a zoning bylaw proposed for the community is acceptable.

Test puts out water call

It is going to be the hottest Test of Metal ever - and that means the riders will need your help.

Ashlu power project faces obstacle

Efforts by local residents to block a controversial run-of-the-river hydroelectric project appear to be working.

The total package

It must seem like déjà vu for three Howe Sound Secondary School Grade 12 students.

ABOUT TOWN: All-candidates' meeting Monday

The Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵChamber of Commerce is hosting an All-Candidates' Meeting for the West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast riding on Monday (June 21) at the Sea to Sky Hotel from 7 to 9 p.m.

ELECTION 2004: Pollster criticizes Wilson's claim of North Shore supremacy

West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast Liberal candidate Blair Wilson is claiming a poll shows his party leading the Conservatives by 17 percentage points in their North Shore stronghold.

ELECTION 2004: Reynolds doing less local campaigning

In an apparent show of confidence, incumbent Conservative MP John Reynolds is splitting more of his campaigning time this election between his West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast riding and the rest of the country.

Dead bear found floating in Blind Channel

A dead bear is causing a stink for Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵresidents who live along the Mamquam Blind Channel. About two weeks ago, a black bear was found tied to a tree near Marina Estates and was reported to provincial Conservation Officers.
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