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Squamish SAR uses a drone megaphone to check on a climber after a snagged rope emergency (opens the original)
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It was a high-tech Squamish Search and Rescue mission. It started on Sunday night when an experienced rock climber, who was prepared to spend the night on the rockface of the Stawamus Chief, got his rope snagged. Early Monday, two of the man’s well-equipped and experienced friends were in touch with SAR, but said they wanted to attempt to go retrieve their friend, according to SAR’s Forrest Rynearson. “But in the early hours of (Monday) morning, they called and said that it wasn't safe for them
Legacy of service remembered following the death of Squamish's Michael Coyle (opens the original)
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The overwhelming respect and admiration for Squamish’s Michael Coyle is evident by the outpouring of grief at his passing. Coyle died Saturday on a local trail where he had been mountain biking, his partner, Sylvia Fuller, announced on his Bluesky social media account on Sunday. He was found unresponsive on the trail and died “despite the best efforts” of other riders and Squamish emergency health services, Fuller wrote. She thanked Squamish Search and Rescue for carrying him out and caring for
Do you have video of the July 19 fires in Lions Bay? RCMP want to hear from you. (opens the original)
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Mounties want to hear from anyone with information on two suspicious fires in Lions Bay. Police say that the Squamish RCMP were called to a home in Lions Bay that was “fully engulfed in flames” on Kelvin Grove Way, on July 19 just after 4 a.m. Shortly after, Squamish RCMP were notified of a vehicle on fire at Ocean Point Drive. There were no known or reported injuries, according to a Sea to Sky RCMP news release. The GIS is responsible for complex investigations relating to serious crimes. The S
Update: B.C. commits to keep Squamish-100 Mile House rail corridor public (opens the original)
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The provincial government says it will ensure the Squamish through 100 Mile House rail corridor remains under public ownership as the CN Rail discontinuance process continues. Minister of Transportation and Transit Mike Farnworth released a statement Monday. As the first phase of the advance notice period for CN ended on July 11, CN can now advertise its railway operating rights, allowing any interested operators to take over should CN choose to proceed with the next step in the federal disconti
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