North Shore Medical Imaging set to open in downtown Squamish
WEBAug 22, 2024 · Soon, Sea to Sky Corridor residents will have another option for medical imaging in Squamish. After extensive renovations that will take several months, North Shore Medical Imaging will open at 38117 Second Ave, which is currently The Squamish Chief's office. The organization, which is a private clinic owned by radiologists from the Sea to Sky and Sunshine Coast, has been on the North Shore ...
Did something happen with FortisBC tunnelling in Squamish?
WEBAug 14, 2024 · In response, a FortisBC spokesperson told The Squamish Chief that tunnelling is progressing on the Eagle Mountain to Woodfibre Gas Pipeline Project, acknowledging that there was an incident earlier this summer. "Around the beginning of tunnelling at the BC Rail site near Government Road, we did have a release of clay and water mixture from our ...
Leadership changes at Squamish Terminals amidst new ownership
WEBMay 17, 2018 · David Buzzard. Significant changes to Squamish Terminals’ management structure have been made since North Vancouver-based Western Stevedoring bought the facility last week. Kim Stegeman, who has been the terminals’ president, will be moving on to a role as vice president of finance, administration and strategy at Western.
Stong’s Market to open ‘new concept’ in Squamish - Squamish Chief
WEBSep 22, 2023 · In a news release, Stong’s Market announced its third location will open in downtown Squamish. Jo Dellesalle of Delesalle Projects Ltd. confirmed to The Squamish Chief that the independent grocery store would be opening where Zephyr Cafe is currently located on Cleveland Avenue. Zephyr will close permanently after Sept. 25.
Squamish—Sept. 16: What you need to know to tackle your day
WEB6 days ago · Campfire bans lifted. Despite the fall-like weather, there are still currently 213 wildfires burning in B.C., as of Sept. 16, up from 212 yesterday. As of Aug. 26, the BC Wildfire Service Coastal Fire Centre and the District of Squamish lifted their bans on Category 1 campfires in the Coastal Fire Centre area, and within the District boundaries.
Squamish railway pioneer honoured - Squamish Chief
WEBNov 9, 2010 · British Columbia joined confederation in 1871, enticed by the possibility of the creation of a transcontinental railway that would link the area with the eastern provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
Council approves pedestrian bridge to Squamish’s downtown
WEBJun 13, 2020 · Squamish's newest pedestrian bridge will have a yearly operating cost ranging between $170,000 to $300,000 — numbers which gave some elected officials second thoughts. On June 9, council was given a first look at design plans for the upcoming pedestrian bridge on the Mamquam Blind Channel, …
Squamish named in Top 11 small B.C. towns for a weekend retreat
WEBAug 22, 2024 · The Peak 2 Peak Gondola topped the list of things to do, as well as a stroll through Whistler Village and a hike on the Whistler Mountain Summit Trail. Other small towns on the WorldAtlas list include Tofino, Fort Langley, Kaslo, Ucluelet, Sechelt, Revelstoke, Galiano Island, Gibsons and Nelson. To read more about the best 11 …
Obituary: Stee-Aye-Edin Baker - Squamish Chief
WEBJun 30, 2022 · Sunrise: Feb. 27, 1979 — Sunset: June 19, 2022. In memoriam: Stee-Aye-Edin Baker. Contributed by family. It is with great sadness we advise of the passing of Stee-Aye-Edin Baker on June 19, 2022 at home in West Vancouver surrounded by love of family. Stee as he was affectionately known, was born to …
How much did the District of Squamish pay on employees in 2020 ...
WEBOct 27, 2021 · Altogether, Squamish spent $17.32 million on all employee remuneration. In the previous year, 2019, the District spent $16.5 million — that’s an overall increase of about 4.6%. For elected officials in council, the municipality paid out $333,090 in remuneration in 2020. In 2019, they were paid $324,728 in remuneration.
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