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published poet. former reporter with award-winning @squamishchief. award-losing @UBCJournalism graduate. i like sitting down.

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Speakers at MMIWG event wary of work camps in Squamish

Speakers at MMIWG event wary of work camps in Squamish

Those at a recent rally urged all levels of government to prevent "man camps" from coming to Squamish through…

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Reviving an old offensive scheme for the Raptors next season

Reviving an old offensive scheme for the Raptors next season

With most of the team’s personnel settled and training camp nearing, it’s time to dive into a potential schem…

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Squamish's beloved Sarah Burke's powerful influence lives on

Squamish's beloved Sarah Burke's powerful influence lives on

The Sarah Burke Foundation awarded scholarships to seven athletes currently competing in the Winter Olympic G…

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New course records for runs at Squamish 50

New course records for runs at Squamish 50

Despite the smoky skies, several races saw new course records. Squamish runner returns as champ for 50/50 rac…

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Concerns raised about people living in tents behind Squamish's Under One Roof, but options are li...

Concerns raised about people living in tents behind Squamish's Under One Roof, but options are li...

One tenting resident wants to see District of Squamish designate a safe space to camp; District says that is …

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CapU announces purchase of Quest, but what does that mean for Squamish?

CapU announces purchase of Quest, but what does that mean for Squamish?

Some details are released about educational programming beginning in 2024. The school and government say they…

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Celtics Combo Guard is Entering Final Season in Boston

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By Andrew Hughes Verified
| Chowder and Champions
Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens has not had a single easy decision to make personnel-wise since Jayson Tatum tore his Achilles tendon during the 2025 NBA Playoffs. That will continue to be the case throughout the 2025-26 season, barring any potential moves ahead of the trade deadline. With the Celtics still not clear of the CBA's first tax apron, Stevens has one more difficult decision to make.
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Rain doesn't dampen excitement of the 2024 Squamish Off-Road Triathlon Original

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By Andrew Hughes Verified
| Squamish Chief
In true Squamish fashion, this year’s Squamish Off-Road Triathlon was met with rain, but the event was a success nonetheless. On Sunday, May 26, about 200 raced at the annual triathlon at Alice Lake Provincial Park. The park hosted both a sport and championship course, and participants included individual racers and relay teams. The sport course consists of a 750-metre swim, a 12.9-kilometre mountain bike ride, and a 5.5-kilometre trail run.
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District of Squamish joins others proclaiming June 1 as Wild Salmon Day

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By Andrew Hughes Verified
| Vancouver is Awesome Verified
The Pacific Salmon Foundation says Squamish is one of the many municipalities declaring June 1 as Wild Salmon Day. According to a news release, the District of Squamish joined seven other cities and two provinces and territories in proclaiming June 1 as Wild Salmon Day. “The Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) is energized by the uptake this year by Squamish and others, and the growing momentum and awareness for Pacific salmon and their habitats,” states the release.
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