Squamish News

An approaching Pacific frontal system brings a messy winter mix to the Sea to Sky corridor today through Thursday.

During the past few week, there have been several instances of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning in B.C. with as many as 14 people treated in the hyperbaric chamber at Vancouver General Hospital.

Police found a barn had been converted into a 1,500 plant Cannabis cultivation operation and an active Butane Honey Oil (BHO) operation.

The machine will be used throughout the season on active transportation networks and sidewalks in critical locations, including Safe Routes to School.

Sections of the Corridor Trail are being closed for safety reasons due to the risk of falling branches and trees.

The project includes raising, widening and strengthening the dike for approximately one kilometre to enhance the community’s flood protection.

Squamish council will vote on a development permit application for a new light-industrial building project that will likely include a fitness centre.  

The dog had a body condition score of only one out of nine, was covered in pressure sores and had to have surgery to remove a deflated football from his stomach.

The male is described as dark-skinned, thin face, wearing a 3/4 length coat with a fur trim, and red, green, and white pajama pants. 

This would be the second phase of the proposal, with phase one for 88 town homes approved by the council in December last year