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Steven Chua

Steven Chua

Steven Chua has been a reporter for The Squamish Chief since 2017.

He’s covered municipal hall, the courts, the school board, the regional district and everything in between.

In 2018, he won an award from the Canadian Community Newspaper Awards for his reporting on the changes happening to Britannia Beach.

After realizing Squamish has no movie theatre, he took up rock climbing and hiking to help pass the time.

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steven@squamishchief.com

Recent Work by Steven

President of company that built Squamish's Queens Way lift station says it was operating over its capacity before failure

President of company that built Squamish's Queens Way lift station says it was operating over its capacity before failure

Staff say the cost of recommissioning the station is expected to exceed $1.7 million.
Polygon’s Three Summits development makes first appearance before Squamish council

Polygon’s Three Summits development makes first appearance before Squamish council

The 202 units, in six-to-seven-storey buildings, were part of the deal to build the Westwinds seniors’ home.
This week's Squamish police briefs

This week's Squamish police briefs

Here are the briefs released to the media by the Squamish RCMP for the week of Feb. 28 to March 6.
A timeline of Quest University’s financial troubles

A timeline of Quest University’s financial troubles

An in-depth account of the events leading up to the school’s decision to indefinitely halt its academic programming
Squamish gas leak contained: District

Squamish gas leak contained: District

Victoria Street will remain partially closed as work is completed.
Squamish SAR airlifts stranded snowbikers to safety

Squamish SAR airlifts stranded snowbikers to safety

A pair of bikers were stranded in a gulley on the south side of Brohm Ridge.
What's next for Squamish climber who sent Canada's hardest boulder problem?

What's next for Squamish climber who sent Canada's hardest boulder problem?

Gabe Lawson is working on a film after making a first ascent of The Megg, the hardest problem in Squamish — and all of Canada.
Price for new Squamish public works facility up by about 40%

Price for new Squamish public works facility up by about 40%

The latest cost estimate for the upcoming building is $37 million, up from $26.4 million.
Here's how crews rescued a BASE jumper off the Stawamus Chief

Here's how crews rescued a BASE jumper off the Stawamus Chief

North Shore Rescue helicopter crew responded to a call from Squamish SAR Tuesday night.
Tourism Squamish will receive up to $150,000 in funding

Tourism Squamish will receive up to $150,000 in funding

The District of Squamish will grant $100,000, with the possibility of an extra $50,000 if the province kicks in some cash.
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