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This is intended to be the place where recent news about Squamish climbing and related issues is placed. Basically the sort of things climbers would find interesting, or necessary to know, and which are current news. Paragraphs which are new (since the last update) are marked with a graphic. Many of these items are lifted from CASBC bulletins. Check out their homepage for more details on BC climbing and access news!
CASBC recently replaced (again) the anchor bolts at the top of Burgers and Fries. The old ones were removed by persons unknown. If anyone has any information they should contact Anders Ourum of the Climbers Access Society.
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Rocky Mountain Highball" is a new climbing film that presents an in depth
look into why some climbers push themselves to boulder at the vertical limit.
The film documents the many facets of bouldering by interweaving numerous
classic climbs in Colorado with interview footage from the leading figures of
the climbing world.
Stone Age Climbing Gym invites kids to experience indoor rock climbing in
their climate controlled facility. Join Stone Age's skilled staff for a summer
full of fun and educational rock climbing. Programs feature individualized
instruction with a one to six instructor to student ratio. 
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West Coast Native tradition is proudly moulded into our valley and the
naming of the August Jack Motor Inn continues with this tradition.The August
Jack Motor Inn was named after a well known, popular Indian Chief, August Jack.
Permission to use the name August Jack was given by his daughter Mrs. Frances
(Louise) Williams and son Wilfred Williams, both Squamish residents. They were
pleased and felt it a great honour to have their father's name take a prominent
place in the community.