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Both traditional and unique ciders are on tap

Thirteen-year-old Chloe Hudson was awarded third-place overall winner at the Youth Talent Search 小蓝视频 2018 finals on Nov. 25.

Nunki the cat (pictured) is reminding everyone that there are still envelopes to 鈥渁dopt.鈥� The Sea to Sky SPCA is holding a new fundraiser in which people choose the envelope with the number they would like to donate.

A student from Squamish has won an artwork contest for her drawing about the benefits of having forests in 小蓝视频 Luna, a student at Squamish Waldorf School, was one of six participants chosen from hundreds of entries from across the province.

Squires鈥� chapter was inspired by a kayak trip to Telegraph Cove on Vancouver Island

Two youth from Squamish were presented Duke of Edinburgh鈥檚 International Awards on Sunday, Nov. 24. Janet Austin, the lieutenant-governor of 小蓝视频, handed the silver awards to Tyler Ng and Leon Stubley.

The Chief took a tour of the Fortis小蓝视频 Eagle Mountain compressor station in Coquitlam to find out what is in store for Squamish

Midwinter Gift Givers is on early next month

Kipling the orange tabby cat spent 20聽months wandering the wilderness off Willis Point Road before he was finally reunited with his owner in Brentwood Bay.

Young family looks for furnished housing in Fiji on HGTV show