Local News

One of the most controversial issues of 2004 is going to reach its high point on Wednesday (Nov. 17). For the second time, a public hearing on the proposed rezoning in the Ashlu Creek area will take place at the Sea to Sky Hotel starting at 7 p.m.

A group of residents at Angelo's Trailer Court say 40 local families are being forced out of their homes and they have no place to go.

Squamish showed it had both heart and soul at the third Art and Soul fundraiser for the Squamish skate park on Nov. 6. Between 120 and 130 people admired art and listened to music at the event at Totem Hall.

The Howe Sound Teachers Association (HSTA) is worried that young students from overseas studying in Squamish are suffering in dormitory-style accommodations.

Free vaccines still available Alli Vail Chief Staff Writer A dip in the temperature in a Coast Garibaldi Health Services refrigerator means Squamish has no flu vaccines available for purchase for the rest of the season.

There are many individuals, community groups and businesses who are worthy of nominations for the newly-created Order of Squamish.

Every Friday at Squamish Elementary School there is a lucky group of students who, for one hour, get to play games and have fun with an older mentor.

Two kids, a two-level home, a regular family-sized car, toys in the front yard - the Grantham family looks pretty much like any family. But what makes Doug and Shannon Grantham a little bit different is their children.

A large crowd is expected to attend the annual Remembrance Day service on Thursday (Nov. 11) at Brennan Park Recreation Centre.

The CN employees in Squamish are worried. Most don't know what their future holds because the details of their financial deal with their employer aren't complete.