Squamish News
Severance Agreement Costs District $136,421
Two severance agreements signed between the district and non-union employees cost the tax payers $136,421.
More Events Needed to Bring People Downtown: District Study
There would be more visitors walking into downtown stores if there was a wider selection of retailers and dining, events, and more convenient shopping times, says a latest district survey.
No stomach left grumbling
Squamish Breakfast Club has served 7,870 breakfasts to elementary students in Squamish in the last one year alone.
Could Outsourcing Work for Squamish
By Nate DolhaPublished: Nov. 16, 2013 The idea of contracting services is not a new one. The corporate world
A Note to Mayor and Council: It All Adds Up
By Brad HodgePublished: Nov. 16, 2013 Recently we were treated to a debate on the merits of hiring an
It’s a Man’s World, and Squamish is No Exception
Income and household data released by Stats Canada reveals far more men than women in a small pool of high income people in town.
Should Squamish Have a Chicken Co-op ?
District is seeking input from residents into a proposed community chicken co-op as a solution to address community interest in raising chickens in a safe, controlled environment.
‘No Burden to Taxpayers on SODC Deal’: Mayor Kirkham
In an interview with the Reporter, Mayor Rob Kirkham and the SODC vice-chair Gregg Smyth chalk out the next steps for Oceanfront development.
SODC Denies FOI Request
SODC is refusing to release information on which other companies sent expressions of interest for the Oceanfront project.
SODC Board Resigns, Negotiating Team Announced
All three SODC Board of Directors have submitted their resignation, according to a district media release.