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The District of Squamish council supported issuing a development permit for one of two buildings at 1001 Finch Drive, two years after rezoning.

The Squamish Chief sat down with SSAR members to talk about their move to the Squamish Municipal Airport—Don Patrick Field in April 2026.

Twin mom Emily Berkel launched TogetherNest to make it more efficient for parents and caregivers to find activities to do with their children. 

The event organizers have applied to host the afterparty at Hop Creek Farm to account for more participants, but need the Agricultural Land Commission’s approval.

The adopted rezoning application will see the Walmart transformed into a Supercentre and give the store permission to sell fresh produce.

Check out the round-up of Easter events The Squamish Chief has put together, including ones at the Sea to Sky Gondola and Lavendel Farm.

The thrift store relocated to Cleveland Ave behind Empire of Dirt and officially opened on April 5. 

Fall Line Fitness, alongside five other health and wellness practitioners, are donating their time and services for a pay-by-donation community day on May 4.

The District of Squamish councillors voted to move ahead to public comment on the plan after years of preparation. May 27 is the likely date.

The hearing will be on bylaw amendments for a childcare centre, public arts facility and a change of employment away from marine light industrial.