In the Community

Beverly, Ralph and their children lived in many areas of the province from the B.C. Interior, Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, to the Pacific Northwest.

She completed her nursing degree at St. Paul’s Hospital and worked as a Public Health Nurse in Squamish, delivering health care to remote populations in the area by train. Here she met and married her first husband, Les Walton, in 1955.

At the age of 17, he started at Woodfibre and worked there until his retirement.

Frame It — which specializes in custom picture and art framing — opens downtown.

The Squamish Chief digs into its 1990s photo archives.

Photographer Aafreen Arora shoots a series of photos that seem to tell the tale of an eagle's Squamish morning.

Signs of Spring: Local birder Chris Dale captures the sights and sounds of a red-winged blackbird.

Check out the photos from the Feb. 11 event.

Sea to Sky School District conditionally approved the Valleycliffe PAC building an outdoor structure, which will support further learning opportunities at the school.

Survived by his wife Lillian, and sons Peter, Bob (Marjorie) Frank and Albert. Twelve grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.