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Question of the Week: What should be done with public transit in Squamish and the corridor? Mayoral candidates Auli Parviainen Let's first put public transit on the agenda as a priority and think of it as infrastructure.

The District of Squamish is on the hunt for a new building sheriff. The municipality's building inspector resigned from his position on Oct. 26, leaving the position empty, stated a report to council from the district's building department.

Board needs unanimous support of council, states former SODC CEO

B.C., First Nation announce deal on acquisition of 1,154 acres for $16.275 million

$196K from Feds will fund six-month pilot project, Howe Sound Women's Centre official says

First-, fourth-year students rate university high in NSSE report

Commercial construction popping up around town, says mayor

Squamish resident hangs 'business open' sign on community

Under a new partnership between The Chief and Squamish-based Tiipz.com, readers can now answer questions related to the issues of the day and see their "micropinions" registered as comments or a percentage of the vote using the Tiipz application.

Maurice Freitag, a candidate for the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District's board seat in Electoral Area D, has lived in the Squamish area for the past 14 years, including the past four in Britannia Beach.