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COUNCIL CUTS: Debate on more events and safety at Cheekye Ranch

COUNCIL CUTS: Debate on more events and safety at Cheekye Ranch

Locals can add their feedback on the matter during the hearing, scheduled for Feb. 12 at 6 p.m.
COUNCIL CUTS: Mixed industrial-residential complex passes

COUNCIL CUTS: Mixed industrial-residential complex passes

A new four-storey development will bring more light industrial and residential space to Squamish. A development permit has been issued to Thoth Ventures Ltd. to build the facility on 1111 Pioneer Way.
COUNCIL CUT: A new restaurant and fitness facility at the business park?

COUNCIL CUT: A new restaurant and fitness facility at the business park?

Squamish may be seeing a new restaurant and yet another fitness facility. Council has approved a development permit for Artun Enterprise Limited to build a new two-storey light industrial building on 38931 Queens Way.
COUNCIL CUT: Cheekye Fan development update

COUNCIL CUT: Cheekye Fan development update

The province, the District and the developer have picked out an expert panel to help advise the creation of a debris flow barrier, which is a condition of the Cheekeye Neighbourhood development.
COUNCIL CUT: Water metering update

COUNCIL CUT: Water metering update

So far, about 55 water meters are measuring a combined 310 residential or commercial units. The price tag for all this is about $852,000. More meters are expected.
COUNCIL CUT: SLRD asks District for feedback, Garibaldi at Squamish discussed

COUNCIL CUT: SLRD asks District for feedback, Garibaldi at Squamish discussed

After the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District asked Squamish council for feedback on its regional growth strategy, or RGS — a document akin to an official community plan for the region — debate ensued about Garibaldi at Squamish.
UPDATED: Lions Bay SAR locate body south of Squamish area

UPDATED: Lions Bay SAR locate body south of Squamish area

Police say it appears to match description of missing person, but don't confirm identity
Sea to Sky stations would be part of Husky sale, says company

Sea to Sky stations would be part of Husky sale, says company

Husky Energy announces possible sale of 500 retail outlets and B.C. refinery
Vancouver port development dealt difficult bridge hand

Vancouver port development dealt difficult bridge hand

Developers of North Shore port infrastructure face the same transportation challenge as their residential housing counterparts: bridge congestion. However, the challenge for the area’s port developers is shaping up to be far more complex.
After backlash in Whistler, Squamish appears to take a softer tone on climate change letter

After backlash in Whistler, Squamish appears to take a softer tone on climate change letter

‘An oversight’ kept District from sending letter asking oil companies to help pay for climate change