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Sea to Sky Gondola hopes to reopen in Spring 2020

Sea to Sky Gondola hopes to reopen in Spring 2020

All cabins and cable will be replaced

By The Chief staff / Squamish Chief Aug 16, 2019

Pemberton businesses deal with a dusty summer

Pemberton businesses deal with a dusty summer

Owner of Grimm's Deli calls out contractor, wants Village to foot the bill for 'deep clean'

By Joel Barde Aug 16, 2019

UPDATED: Gondola cable seems to have been cut, say Squamish RCMP

UPDATED: Gondola cable seems to have been cut, say Squamish RCMP

Police asking witnesses to come forward, Sea to Sky Gondola and area closed

By Keili Bartlett / Squamish Chief Aug 11, 2019

Diver shines light on garbage in Squamish lake

Diver shines light on garbage in Squamish lake

Cat Lake littered with more beer cans than volunteers have ever seen

By Keili Bartlett / Squamish Chief Aug 9, 2019

FortisBC considers moving compressor to Woodfibre LNG site

FortisBC considers moving compressor to Woodfibre LNG site

Squamish Brief: Carbon Engineering gets federal money to build a new innovation centre in Squamish

By Jennifer Thuncher and Keili Bartlett / Squamish Chief Aug 9, 2019

Lillooet River FSR Landslide Hazard Level elevated to high

Lillooet River FSR Landslide Hazard Level elevated to high

Squamish-Lillooet Regional District implements travel advisory for road leading to the Hurley FSR

By Megan Lalonde Aug 7, 2019

Whistlerite weighs in on B.C.'s high gas prices

Whistlerite weighs in on B.C.'s high gas prices

Local Robyn Allan has submitted a report to the British Columbia Utilities Commission inquiry into gas prices—but not everyone agrees with her conclusions

By Joel Barde Aug 6, 2019

Village of Pemberton council attendance 
records go public

Village of Pemberton council attendance records go public

Council briefs: Another recreational cannabis shop application; second quarter update; Pemberton Barn Dance funding

By Joel Barde Aug 2, 2019

New program aims to cultivate youth sustainability leaders

New program aims to cultivate youth sustainability leaders

Fraser Basin Council still accepting applications for inaugural nine-month program

By Joel Barde Aug 2, 2019

Village of Pemberton Council preview for Tuesday, July 30

Village of Pemberton Council preview for Tuesday, July 30

FIRST LOOK: Another cannabis shop application; second quarter updates; council attendance report; funding requests

By Joel Barde Jul 29, 2019

Habitat for Humanity exploring possible Sea to Sky chapter

Habitat for Humanity exploring possible Sea to Sky chapter

Habitat for Humanity Sunshine Coast looking to expand if Whistler and corridor volunteers step forward

By Jennifer Thuncher/The Squamish Chief Jul 28, 2019

This company says its reflector system could help search and rescue teams find lost hikers faster

This company says its reflector system could help search and rescue teams find lost hikers faster

The Recco SAR Helicopter Detector is a high-powered antenna and radio transmitter housed in a metal canister

By Steven Threndyle / North Shore News Jul 28, 2019

New Joffre Lakes Park shuttle threatens critically endangered grizzly bear population

New Joffre Lakes Park shuttle threatens critically endangered grizzly bear population

Shuttle bus pickup point is located along 'particularly important' crossing corridor

By Joel Barde Jul 26, 2019

Squamish adopts camping bylaw

Squamish adopts camping bylaw

Council formally passes camping restrictions

By The Chief staff / Squamish Chief Jul 24, 2019

Downtown Squamish won't be the star of as many shows this year

Downtown Squamish won't be the star of as many shows this year

District not approving permits for daytime filming in downtown core until new policies are worked out to help businesses impacted by productions

By Jennifer Thuncher/The Squamish Chief Jul 23, 2019

Seeking Sea to Sky youth for sustainability project

Seeking Sea to Sky youth for sustainability project

Applications welcome until July 31 from locals aged 16 to 30 interested in Fraser Basin Council program

By The Chief staff / Squamish Chief Jul 23, 2019

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