Your Vote Matters Archive

Ian and his wife Deborah moved to Squamish at the end of the seventies to accept his first teaching position at Mamquam Elementary School.

Growing up cross-country skiing, orienteering and generally playing in dirt in Finland it didn’t take me long to discover the Sea to Sky Country with its incredible nature, adrenaline-filled playground and the kindred adventure seekers after my arriv

I seek your support in the upcoming election on November 15 to ensure that we continue to maintain and improve the quality of life in Squamish as we proactively address the challenges posed by the growth of our town and climate change.

A few years ago, my fiancée and I finally made the move to Squamish and I have never looked back. I grew up in rural Ontario on a small tree farm that I helped plant as a toddler so I’ve always appreciated forests.

Brackendale has been in Glenne’s heart for 42 years. She has lived in Brackendale for 18 years with her son. She believes that her soul mate delivered them to Brackendale for well-being and peace as he was called to cross over from cancer in 2003.

“I have lived in Squamish most of my life, am married and have two teenage daughters. After graduating from Capilano University with a diploma in Business Administration I joined Save On Foods.

I’ve been coming to Squamish to hike, bike and climb since 1996, and made it my home in 2012.

Hi my name is Phil Audet and I moved to Squamish from Calgary about 13 years ago. I moved here initially because of the climbing but quickly realized that community really is what makes our town special.

My purpose: To Feed The World My family farm experience is a source of strength and guidance for me. The family pulp and paper mill workers provided an early view of industrial destruction of our life-giving planet, earth.

First things first… “Don’t believe everything you read.