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Railway park lays off eight workers for winter

Railway park lays off eight workers for winter

West Coast Railway Heritage Park tries a new way to weather the slow season
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New $1.3M sign project for Squamish

New $1.3M sign project for Squamish

District unveils early concepts for boundary and wayfinding signs
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A gateway to the sky: Gondola has busy reopening

A gateway to the sky: Gondola has busy reopening

Tourist attraction has transported 500,000 people over 18 months to ‘magnificent experience’ in mountains
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District plans to spend $3M on digital strategy

District plans to spend $3M on digital strategy

Proposed 2016 budget includes $800,000 to upgrade systems
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Police briefs: Man attacked in alley, threats uttered, tax scam, B&Es

Police briefs: Man attacked in alley, threats uttered, tax scam, B&Es

Man attacked in alley A man suffered a broken nose and a hurt shoulder when two unidentified men attacked him on Saturday, Dec. 5, police said.
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Local MP becomes parliamentary secretary

Local MP becomes parliamentary secretary

Pamela Goldsmith-Jones, member of Parliament for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country, has been appointed parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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President leaves Woodfibre LNG

President leaves Woodfibre LNG

Woodfibre LNG’s American president Anthony Gelotti left his post Nov. 15 at the end of his two-year contract and has returned home in Texas.
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Acting CAO now officially has the job

Linda Glenday excited to pursue vision of being progressive and innovative
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Sea to Sky school enrolment rising

Sea to Sky school enrolment rising

Growth in Squamish more predictable than in other areas
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Child poverty a reality in Squamish

About 16 per cent of district children poor
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