Squamish News
Future Drive-Thrus Won’t be Banned in Squamish
Squamish council voted unanimously on Tuesday, Feb. 18, to remove a proposed ban on future drive-throughs from its OCP amendements.
Planning Department, Bylaw See Increase in Revenue
Development services at the district almost doubled its revenue this year. Bylaw enforcement was also richer by $46,150, thanks to dog licences.
Hoping Language is a Bridge to Culture
For two days every week, the Sikh temple on Fifth Ave. rings out with the sounds of Punjabi alphabets as children learn the language their parents hope will keep them connected to their culture.
Squamish, This is Your Legacy
When complete, the Legacy Sports Park will house complete small ski jumps, a lit running loop, a biathlon range, pavilion, walking trails, a climbing training wall and more.
What I Wish I Had Been Told About Postpartum Depression
By Lani SheldonPublished: Feb. 19, 2014 By all accounts, I had it all together. A loving husband, supportive parents
Be Civil and Informed
By Nate DolhaPublished: Feb. 19 It’s been said that the first casualty of war is truth. As the next
Cardinal Concrete Donates $50,000 to Centrepoint Project
Cardinal Concrete has joined Sea to Sky Community Services in its efforts to build Centrepoint by making a $50,000 donation to the project.
Habitual Thieves are Arrested
This week, police arrested two men well-known to the police for thefts in the community. Police recovered two mountain bikes, valued at approx. $1700 and $2000, from one of them.
Planner Chris Bishop Joins District of West Vancouver
Chris Bishop, the district of Squamish director of development services has accepted a new position with the District of West Vancouver as Manager of Development Planning.
Where Your Money Went: The Big Projects of 2013
From Squamish River dike upgrades to paving of the Corridor Trail, a glimpse into where the district of Squamish spent your money last year.