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Squamish is considering making changes to its criteria for which development permits get priority. Currently, the District has criteria outlining which developments get priority.

District staff are tweaking the municipality's proposed perpetually affordable housing policy after receiving feedback from council. This policy is intended to guide how the District will manage its affordable housing units. During the Sept.

The District of Squamish has awarded two tenders valued at $893,038 and $433,125 for the construction of the Valleycliffe firehall. On Sept.

Speak now, or forever hold your peace. Should the District get software upgrades, a heavy-duty truck, and spend more on the landfill's vertical expansion and flood protection upgrades? They're projected to respectively cost $1.

Steve Oakley fills in for John Courchesne until a byelection can be held

Squamish company says its plant will remove one million tons of CO2 and use at least some in enhanced oil recovery

Fisheries minister says drastic measures were needed to save chinook for future generations

A male who broke into a woman’s bedroom and sexually assaulted her when he was 16 - and then racked up 130 reported incidents at the Burnaby Youth Custody Services Centre for “immature posturing… physical violence… intimidation… sexualized behaviour…

TEAAM, a pay-in service for industry, completed at least 56 missions since June 2018

Squamish-founded RecycleSmart Ranks No. 25 on the 2019 annual list of top 500 fastest-growing Canadian Companies