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Recently published paper calls for more research on Mount Garibaldi

Recently published paper calls for more research on Mount Garibaldi

Natural Resources Canada outlines a monitoring project underway for the Squamish volcano. Provincial and municipal governments in close contact in case of emergency.
Lower Mainland man arrested in snowboard thefts

Lower Mainland man arrested in snowboard thefts

Police Briefs: Pricy perfume stolen from Whistler Village store; four impaired drivers had cars impounded in past week
Squamish council directs staff to prepare development and zoning bylaw amendments

Squamish council directs staff to prepare development and zoning bylaw amendments

Council added that staff consider changes to signposting and notifications to the public in line with the original proposal.
Here’s what the weather will be like this weekend in Squamish

Here’s what the weather will be like this weekend in Squamish

Looking ahead, the best days for outside adventure will be Tuesday and Wednesday.
Woodfibre LNG vows to be net zero from Day 1

Woodfibre LNG vows to be net zero from Day 1

Company outlines how LNG projects in B.C. can achieve net zero targets
District is working to remove accessibility barriers in Squamish

District is working to remove accessibility barriers in Squamish

An Accessibility Plan draft will be presented to council in June 2023.
Here's this week's Squamish police briefs

Here's this week's Squamish police briefs

Several thefts occurred, including catalytic converter thefts and a vehicle theft.
Is FortisBC housing workers at Squamish's Quest University?

Is FortisBC housing workers at Squamish's Quest University?

We remain focused on pursuing the Temporary-Use Permit with the District of Squamish for the temporary Workforce Lodge,” says FortisBC.
UPDATE: Skier dead following on-mountain incident at Whistler Blackcomb

UPDATE: Skier dead following on-mountain incident at Whistler Blackcomb

The resort confirmed an 82-year-old Whistler man died after an incident on Ridge Runner on March 18
New program at CapU caters to budding Indigenous filmmakers

New program at CapU caters to budding Indigenous filmmakers

The program featured 14 filmmakers from Nations across B.C. and Alberta
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