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Garibaldi Estates residents consider Recovery House

A new substance abuse recovery house proposed for the Garibaldi Estates was well received by nieghbours during a Sea to Sky Community Services educational evening Tuesday March 6 at St. John the Divine Anglican Church.

Chief named best community newspaper in Canada

The Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ picked up a prestigious award Monday (March 12) when the Canadian Community Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵpaper Association (CCNA) named the publication "best all-round community newspaper in Canada" in its circulation category.

Oil spill agencies face the public

Representatives of the numerous agencies involved in responding to an environmental calamity in the estuary last August want the public to prepare questions for an upcoming open house.

TransLink merger likely years off: Falcon

Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon said this week that new recommendations for TransLink to incorporate Sea to Sky communities will only come into effect if corridor municipalities want to be included in TransLink.

Population still under 15,000 on '06 census

Statistics Canada released the results of its 2006 census on Tuesday, with the results of last year's head count surprising many members of the community.

Drop-in plan for senior women gets $25,000 boost

Three Squamish-based organizations are sharing a $25,000 federal grant to run a drop-in for senior-aged women who speak English.

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵNation vies for Fall Fair land

Cathryn Atkinson [email protected] The provincial government is considering allowing residential development on 40 acres of Crown land long used as the site for Brackendale Farmers' annual Fall Fair, and residents are fuming.

VANOC snapping up local facilities

In an accommodation grab that runs the length of the Sea to Sky region, Vancouver's Olympic Committee (VANOC) is booking schools, recreational centres and even Quest University to house "high-end race officials" for the 2010 Games.

Council considers cutting protective services

Ray Wangen rwangen@squamishchief.

Planning guru advises community participation

The Oceanfront talks started anew this week, and all sectors of the community - from residents to property owners to developers - may soon get a chance to air thoughts.
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