Squamish News
Hoping a Year will Soothe the Nerves
Mike Quesnel has set a difficult aim and he’s got a year to achieve it: Win the hearts and minds of those who oppose the skatebowl park.
Expert Disputes Government’s Claim on ‘Clean’ LNG Plants
The provincial government has repeatedly stressed the LNG plants in B.C. would be the world’s cleanest LNG plants, meaning they will boast the world’s lowest life cycle greenhouse gas emissions.
High Tech Jobs are the Future, Report Says
A job growth projection report in the Squamish Lillooet Regional District predicts the high tech field will be the second-fastest growing industry next to public sector jobs by 2031.
Another Reason to Take the Gondola
Running aficionados will be able to take part in a new race amidst big alpine vistas, deep forests and spectacular rocky perches with the new gondola. The organisers of the Coast Mountain Trail Series have announced a new trail race in partnership with Sea to Sky gondola.
Make Informed Decision on LNG, Council
By Mina KaviaPublished: April 12, 2014 Dear Squamish council, As a citizen and mother of two small children, please
The Villain is You and Me
In my last piece, I wrote about why an LNG Plant is a good choice for our community. I do believe this is still the case, but thought it may do us all some good to explore why we need to export our energy in the first place. This is the part of the discussion avoided by supporters and opponents alike, so I thought I’d broach it.
Calling Small Businesses
By Michelle KellyPublished: April 10, 2014 As a business person, I found I was faced with challenges running my
Mortgage Brokers Partner With Your Bank
By Paul HudsonPublished: April 7, 2014 One of the many benefits of working with a mortgage broker is
Woodfibre LNG Prefers Electricity to Gas for Plant Operations
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.
No Sale Yet for Paradise Trails
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.





