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The District of Squamish and developers Kingswood Properties and Bosa Properties marked the official opening of a new Districtowned community The post New park at SEAandSKY development is open to public appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.

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It’s felt like a very warm and dry fall here in Colorado. Yes some ski areas have begun testing and working their snow guns, but it still feels like we’re miles from ski season with temperatures having remained quite high during the day.  But Chris Tomer‘s 10 day forecast has some potentially very good news for several areas in the Intermountain West. Chris Tomer has been in mountain meteorology for around 20 years, consulting for expeditions wh…

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B.C.'s Lil'Wat First Nation thins trees to reduce fire risk, provide firewood for elders

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Whistler Council is set to discuss significant improvements to the local transit system as part of a three-year expansion plan.

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Whistler plans to add new buses as part of three-year transit expansion - The Whistler Daily Post

A family of a missing man is asking for the public’s assistance in the search for Scott Phillips, a 43-year-old The post Family pleads for help to find missing man likely hiking in Squamish appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.

Family pleads for help to find missing man likely hiking in Squamish - The Squamish Reporter

BC Transit and the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) are reminding the community that there will be free transit this Thanksgiving long weekend. Starting Saturday, October 12 until Monday, October 14, transit will be free in Whistler, courtesy of the RMOW and Whistler Blackcomb. The free transit is part of the 2018 – 2028 Whistler Transportation Action Plan recommendation to provide free transit on summer weekends and statutory holidays and…

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Free transit in Whistler on Thanksgiving weekend - BC Transit

Blinded by ideology, councillors over the past few months have freely blended misandry and classism with arrogance and hysteria about FortisBC workers. In doing so, they reveal themselves as a clique rather than a council, working, it seems, for special interest groups rather than the citizens of Squamish they are supposed to represent.

“What does Saturday night look like in Squamish….with a 600-person man camp.”: Why council rejected the FortisBC lodge permit - The Squamish Reporter

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Video of presentation and debate (starting at 8:04). The Squamish Reporter reports: “Spencer Fitschen and Maryam Adrangi of the Rising Tide Squamish appeared before the council [on September 24] to present a motion to the Squamish council, calling for a formal rejection of the [Royal Canadian Mounted Police/RCMP] Critical Response Unit-British Columbia (CRU-BC), formerly known

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District of Squamish Council asks local RCMP detachment to appear before council to address concerns about the C-IRG - Peace Brigades International-Canada

In the last month, two local politicians have snarkily referred to the FortiBC lodge as a ‘man camp.’ While rejecting The post Workforce lodge or man camp ? FortisBC issues statement appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.

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BC NDP says it will look into bringing commuter rail back to the Sea to Sky Region. In an election The post BC NDP to look at bringing commuter rail back to Squamish, Sea to Sky appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.

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