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Andrew  Hughes

Andrew Hughes

Andrew Hughes is a reporter with The Squamish Chief.

While originally from the U.S., he has lived in Squamish since the end of 2016. He is a recent graduate of the Master of Journalism program at the University of British Columbia, during which he interned at The Squamish Chief. Before becoming a full-time reporter here, he worked in current affairs for CBC in Vancouver.

When he’s not working, you can find him looking for secret benches in the woods or losing at board games to his wife and friends.

Recent Work by Andrew

FortisBC reps met with questions and disapproval at Squamish meeting

FortisBC reps met with questions and disapproval at Squamish meeting

Many Squamish residents who attended expressed their disapproval of the work camp and project; FortisBC to supply more answers at a later date.
Search for missing Britannia Beach man ends tragically

Search for missing Britannia Beach man ends tragically

Ryosuke Motoike was recently found deceased. Police say they will not be releasing any other information at this time.
Court denies province's appeal to reject Greengen lawsuit

Court denies province's appeal to reject Greengen lawsuit

Following a seven-year delay, lawsuit over Squamish-area hydropower project will go to trial.
Flu vaccine providing ‘substantial protection’ so far: BCCDC

Flu vaccine providing ‘substantial protection’ so far: BCCDC

The BC Centre for Disease Control reports the preliminary findings show the flu vaccine has cut the risk of the flu in half for Canadians.
Opinion: Harry Potter is the best Christmas movie

Opinion: Harry Potter is the best Christmas movie

There are three things that define all Christmas movies: snow, beards and, most importantly, magic.
Two Squamish runners are heading to the world championships

Two Squamish runners are heading to the world championships

The runners will compete in two disciplines this November in Thailand.
Contractor hired by Woodfibre LNG for final stage of site clean-up

Contractor hired by Woodfibre LNG for final stage of site clean-up

Graham Construction says it will bring benefits to Squamish Nation members and Squamish Residents.
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