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Developers offer cash

Developers are willing to pay up for affordable housing, but they would rather cut a cheque than put aside units as outlined in the proposed Mixed Income Housing Policy.

Junior hockey league considers local team

While the Squamish Cougars head into the World Hockey Association (WHA) playoffs early this year due to league trouble, the Pacific International Junior Hockey (PIJHL) League is reportedly in discussions to establish a completely different team in to

Communities rally against IPP

People from as far as Pitt River delivered passionate pleas to protect Pinecone Burke Provincial Park Monday (Feb. 25).

SLRD postpones Britannia facility

Britannia Beach residents have been given the opportunity to clearly voice their views on a contentious project proposal now that the Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) has put off its rezoning decision, says Area D Director John Turner.

Housing forum stirs new ideas

About 50 community leaders went back to the basics on Tuesday (Feb. 26) asking each other what could be done to improve social housing options in town. "Some of these systems need to be completely deconstructed and reconstructed," said Coun.

Highway underpass too low for cyclists

A local cyclist is calling the pathway under Highway 99 at Mamquam Blind Channel "ridiculous" after learning cyclists entering the long passage way will be instructed to dismount before going under it.

Simple measure to save lives

Malaria is the leading cause of death of children of under the age of five in Africa, with a child dying of the illness every 30 seconds.

Water trail creates concern over fowl

A recent campaign to presssure the Ministry of Transportation for a culvert under Highway 99 that would facilitate a canoe route around the downtown has caused some concern among environmentalists.

Group alls for more green

If the Squamish Downtown Neighbourhood Association (SDNA) has its way, locals will be seeing a lot more green space downtown. The group responded to a draft version of the Downtown Neighbourhood Plan produced Feb.

VCH urges furthering B.C. smoke ban measures

As the province toughens up its smoking regulations, members of Vancouver Coastal Health are urging the district to take their own smoking bylaws even further.On Tuesday (Feb.
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