After hearing constant complaints about gas prices being too high, MLA Jordan Sturdy took upon himself to monitor the differences in gas prices between Squamish and North Vancouver. Here's what he found.

A look inside Squamish's historic Judd Farm. Tamara Stanners on how to walk the balance between preserving heritage while making way for what's new.

Garibaldi at Squamish appeared before council, asking the District to study the idea of letting it in the town boundaries. A look into the implications.

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A fatal fall from the Stawamus Chief and the one-year anniversary of the Shannon Falls accident.

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We also discuss the revised version of the camping bylaw that mobilized a vanlife campaign in Squamish.

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Finally, Carbon Engineering receives a $25 million loan. What that means the in the context of the federal election.

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Council has passed what's intended to be a temporary freeze on further commercial activity in the business park. We bring you some highlight from the public meeting where many entrepreneurs spoke out against the measure.

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The school district has passed policies that gathered much attention from parents in the last few weeks. Regulations regarding students age of entry into Grade 1 and vaccination records were in the spotlight.

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Finally, a farewell to two prominent members of the community.

It's the first of many episodes featuring federal elections politics.

As the 2019 campaign starts ramping up we talk with some key players.

MP Pamela Goldsmith-Jones is leaving. We share excerpts of her exit interview with The Chief.

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The Green Party is contemplating who they will pick to run for office in the Sea to Sky. We speak to two potential candidates — Lars Guignard, a new face to politics, and Dana Taylor, who previously ran in the 2017 provincial election.

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Back to municipal affairs we discuss the impacts of a potential new regulation on short-term, or Airbnb-style rentals.

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Kids at Mamquam Elementary get to live every student's dream — shoving pie at the principal's face.

Following an event on Third Avenue, we examine why reporting on workplace incidents is necessary.

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A new restaurant called Sunny Chibas will be opening at the former Mag's highway location.

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Squamish becomes one of the only municipalities to have a formal parental and maternity leave policy.

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As part of a special edition of The Squamish Sound, we're releasing an extended interview with Clayton Matthews.

Matthews recently climbed to the top of Mount Everest. He shares his thoughts on the trip and the overcrowding photo that went viral.

Local climber Clayton Matthews has made it to the top of the world — literally. After making it to the top of Mount Everest, he's sharing his perspective on making the ultimate ascent, the crowding crisis and more.

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How to make a van a home. We speak with a local van outfitter on how they get people ready for vanlife.

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We've all heard of beer goggles, but there's a new THC-inspired set of eyewear in town — and it was helping local youths learn about impaired driving.

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A new bylaw have many fearing van life is at stake. We take a deeper look at the proposal and bring you more from Tuesday's council meeting.

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Britannia Mine Museum has a new exhibit that brings us back to its glory days as a mine.

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Junior firefighters are put to the test! We talk to them about their first experience fighting fires.

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Squamish MMA fighter Jamey-Lyn Horth is taking it to the next level by signing with TKO MMA.

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What's all that construction on the Squamish dike system about? We take a tour with District staffer David Roulston to find out.

Squamish students raise their voices to share awareness about the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls.

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Cole Smith talks to us about his UFC win. Smith the first Squamish MMA fighter to rise to the highest level of competition in mixed martial arts.

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The Squamish Axemen Rugby Club claim their first championship victory. Player and manager Cian Starogardzki explains how they clinched the win — both on (and off) the field.

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Organizer Kirsten Andrews shows us why the Constellation Festival is the place to be for music — even if your favourite band isn't playing.

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