Squamish News

By Paul HudsonPublished: April 7, 2014     One of the many benefits of working with a mortgage broker is

With an eye on GHE emissions and airshed quality, Woodfibre LNG proponents say they will prefer electricity over natural gas to run the LNG plant.

A negative public perception and high servicing costs may be keeping potential investors away from the Paradise Trails, says the man tasked with selling the property.

All along, District of Squamish has made us believe that water leakage is high in Squamish because of our aging infrastructure. But now, a new district report is revising its earlier position and shifting the responsibility of the water loss on the consumer.

Some of you may know I had subconsciously made a very strong plan going into this surgery. It wasn’t something I even thought about, yet, it was something I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt.

By Craig McConnellPublished: April 5, 2014     I enjoyed the point-counterpoint debate between Tracy Saxby and Nate Dolha. My

This summer, Solterra Development Corporation will start work on a public market in the former PacWest building, across from the Howe Sound Inn, on Cleveland Ave. Solterra will also build an indoor mountain bike park and a climbing facility on a portion of the 20-acre business park the company bought from the district in 2012.

With the onset of spring we are finally nearing the end of cold and flu season, a time period similar to the dark ages for parents with small children.

Last week, I attended a sustainability conference in Prince Edward Island. In communities all over Canada, people are grappling with the word.

I have collected a few of the common arguments against them for the purposes of offering an opposing viewpoint for balance.