Opinion

Future is now for restructuring in Squamish

Meetings in Squamish to talk with stakeholders

A s I drove back to Squamish from North Van last night, rocks and large chunks of ice were falling from the rockface above Highway 99. There had been rainfall and wind warnings issued, along with a high streamflow advisory due to the heavy downpour.

I t’s not unheard of for Squamish parents to put their son or daughter on a waitlist for daycare more than a year in advance.

Take an artistic break from the cold weather at the Foyer Gallery

Twenty years ago one of the largest (if not the largest) classes of Howe Sound Secondary graduated. We are now holding a 20-year reunion on Aug. 12 to take place at the high school where we once roamed the hallways.

It’s all about timing, really. Had my wife and I waited six or seven months more, we would not have had enough money to buy the townhome we now own in Squamish.

The Brackendale Winter Eagle Festival & Count runs until Jan. 29

I t took me five tries to get out of my driveway this morning. I was on way to a meeting and I didn’t have time to clear the snow as my driveway is long and steep and usually takes a couple of hours to shovel.

I t’s one of the most overused, worn-out clichés: “A picture is worth a thousand words.” It means a picture can tell an intricate and interesting story – one full of detail – and it’s couldn’t be more true for photos of Squamish.