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Obituary: Clinton Robert Alan Shard - Squamish Chief
WEBJun 27, 2022 — Clinton Robert Alan Shard 29 years, passed away peacefully at his childhood home in Squamish B.C., on April 30, 2022, in the loving arms of his partner Jagger Buchner, his dad, mom and brother. He had a brief stay at Sea to Sky Community Hospice, where he received above and beyond care, specifically by Dr. Peter Bull, "Pip," the "Amys," and Dr ...
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 ...
BC Marine Trails launches videos to protect coast and honour First ...
WEBAug 23, 2024 — BC Marine Trails has released a series of educational videos aimed at helping people enjoy British Columbia’s coastline responsibly. The videos are based on the Marine Trails Code of Conduct, which was introduced in 2018 to guide recreational users on minimizing their impact on the environment. This code offers tips and guidelines on ...
What happened with the rockfall in Squamish? - Squamish Chief
WEBSep 20, 2021 — Including a fall on Slhanay, this marks the fifth major rockfall event in Squamish this year. Rockfall Sept. 20. By Jon Thorpe. Alexis Birkill, who operates chiefcam.com, caught the incident on tape. The footage shows a massive slide plummeting down from the Upper Zodiac Wall of the Stawamus Chief.
Campers warned: No resale of BC Park sites allowed - Squamish …
WEBAug 27, 2024 — Ahead of the long weekend, BC Parks will be keeping a watchful eye on campsite reservations looking for potential scalpers. An individual was caught on Facebook Marketplace trying to sell two campsite reservations for Golden Ears Provincial Park’s north beach for Aug. 23 to 25, for $83 each.. The individual even listed that they “will be onsite to check” the buyers in.
Here's how to pronounce two Sḵwx̱wú7mesh words - Squamish …
WEBJun 24, 2022 — During the school's renaming, Williams explained that Elders have said the name St'a7mes comes from two different words — river and head. "They said that it's fitting for this place name here because it's really close to the mouth of the river, the Squamish…River, and also what's at the top of Átl'ḵa7tsem, which is …
Has Woodfibre LNG made an FID? - Squamish Chief
WEBApr 15, 2022 — The $1.6-billion Woodfibre LNG project has declared that it will start major construction on its site in 2023, following years of deferrals.. WLNG said in a news release that it has issued a Notice to Proceed to its construction contractor, McDermott International. This Notice to Proceed is an instruction from Woodfibre LNG to McDermott to begin the work required in order to move the project ...
How and why do supply chain issues impact Squamish?
WEBOct 29, 2021 — Headlines scream about supply chain issues holding up everything from cars to wine to crutches, but why is it happening and what, if anything, can Squamish consumers do about it?. Adel Guitouni, associate professor of international business at the University of Victoria, says that COVID-19 has exposed the fragility of conventional global supply chains.
Council Cut: Mixed-use building in downtown Squamish approved
WEBJul 18, 2019 — A two-building mixed-used development with four residential apartments has been approved for 37781 Cleveland Ave., which is in downtown Squamish. Council voted unanimously in favour of granting a development permit to Elevation Collective Ltd. during their meeting on July 16. There were, however, some concerns about the project.
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