Squamish News
Must See in Squamish: Eagles (And a Potholed Parking Lot with Shabby Outhouse)
One of the most visited tourist spot in this town, the Eagle View dike, doesn’t even have a proper washroom. It was supposed to be built five years ago.
Second Tim Hortons, CIBC Branch, to Open Next Year in Squamish
Second Tim Hortons is being planned in the lot opposite Husky gas station on Garibaldi Way.
SD 48 Trustees Trip to San Diego Will Cost $15,000
Six school board trustees and the school superintendent would be leaving for San Diego next week to immerse themselves in the innovative education culture of High Tech High school.
The Gift of Mary MacGregor
Mary MacGregor is giving her gift, a quilt from her mother-in-law, to the Squamish Historical Society.
Squamish Transit Introduces Route Changes
The Squamish Transit System will introduce a series of changes to Squamish routes and schedules effective October 22, 2012.
Multifaith Dinner Creates Unity in Diversity
An enthusiastic crowd filled Squamish United Church on Saturday September 29for the 2nd annual “Unity in Diversity Dinner” hosted by Squamish Multifaith Association.
District of Squamish ‘Fixing’ Bureaucratic Delays
It looked like a secret military strategy with mysterious code names and numbers. But the terrifying grid of information that adorned the council chamber walls was the district’s land development application.
12 Bears Destroyed in Squamish Since May
The conservation officer service has been forced to destroy 12 bears within the Squamish area since May.
Weston Defends Yes Vote on Controversial Motion
MP John Weston’s recent ‘yes’ vote on a controversial motion to open discussion on human life was guided by a desire to review an aging legal definition, he said.
District Funding Enables Trail Upgrades
The district funding of local trails group enabled them to hire five people this summer to upgrade local trails.