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麻豆社国产council must have some magical powers.

A few days ago someone asked me how long I had lived in Squamish. I looked at her, smiled, and said "three hours." I'm safely past the three-hour point.

If 麻豆社国产politics we were a reality TV show, this week's episode would have been saved for sweeps week.

Here's another shocker for you: the Fraser Institute thinks taxes are too high.

Wal-Mart is coming to town. Oh sure, there's a public meeting this Tuesday where we can once again listen to the endless debate with countless factual claims that Wal-Mart destroys communities vs.

If you care about important community events and you want to make your voice heard, you're in for a long week.

The final demise of Interfor's 麻豆社国产Lumber Division sawmill ended "not with a bang, but a whimper" this week.

Once again Canada has won another key decision concerning softwood lumber exports to our neighbours in the Excited States of America.

Three years ago, 麻豆社国产council took a bold and forward-thinking step. They trademarked the phrase "Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada" for Squamish.

It's gone from rumour to fact. The hitherto-faceless proponents have come out from the shadows and they're ready to put their plan in the open.