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Legacy of service remembered following the death of B.C. search and rescue volunteer (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
Squamish woman seeks owners of wedding photos found in thrift store frame (opens the original)
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Do you know these people? If so, Danielle Eccles would love to return these photos to their rightful owners. Eccles bought some frames from Squamish thrift store Pearl's Value & Vintage on July 15. One was a “beautiful old silver” frame, she said. When she opened up the frame, she saw these two old wedding photos in the back. “I’m not sure the person who donated them realized they were in there,” she said. On the back of the photos is the photo stamp, “Campbell,” the Vancouver photo studio that
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 ended for CN on July 11, CN can now advertise its railway operating rights, allowing any interested operators to take over should CN choose to move forward with the next step in the federal d
Squamish SAR volunteers field five calls over the weekend (opens the original)
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It was a busy weekend, not just on the highway for first responders, but in the backcountry for Squamish Search and Rescue volunteers. The local search and rescue team had five calls from Friday through Sunday, July 3 through 5. “Our team continues to be very busy on a variety of activities including hiking, mountain biking, climbing and freshwater calls,” said Christy Allan, director of communications for Squamish Search and Rescue. Some of the calls were featured on Squamish SAR’s social media
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