12 July 2022

Adventure? Or have the District of Squamish and Council been “hardwiring” for something else?

5 July 2022

“Squamish has a long, proud history of working together to achieve community benefits. Please, let’s continue that tradition.”

17 June 2022

“Is there a secret cabal conspiring against us as some council members are implying, or are we, as a community, feeling growing angst within Squamish?”

24 March 2022

“With the public works building estimates rising from $12 million to now over $22 million, one wonders why the District is even trying to defend this project without looking at alternatives. If the cost of your household renovation went from $12,000 to $22,000, I am sure there would be a lot of questions asked of the contractor. Or would you hand them a blank cheque?”

-Brian Hughes said in his opinion piece

18 March 2022

“The District moves to approve high rise buildings in our downtown and moves to densify our neighbourhoods are tearing asunder the nature and qualities that we love about Squamish, leaving residents disillusioned and angry.”

14 February 2022

What Can Squamish Learn from Langford?  

Langford was voted “Best Place For Work” and “‘Most Resilient City” and “Most Liveable City.” These titles were determined by calculating home price growth, nightlife, scenery, property taxes, proximity to commercial airports and population growth, among other factors. This year the city’s already snagged another title – Most Economically Resilient City in B.C., awarded by the B.C. Business Magazine.

6 January 2022

Now that winter has hit, the bike lanes are covered in snow. The District of Squamish’s website does not include that the removal of snow from bike lanes is a priority.

2 December 2021

If affordable housing is what the District of Squamish seeks, densification may not be the cure.

15 November 2021

There’s nothing that quite fires up a conversation in Squamish like parking – or the lack thereof. There’s no way around it, parking in downtown Squamish is frustrating and the situation has only been exacerbated by the town’s rapid growth.

14 September 2021

When you add new housing, you need more recreation amenities, services, roads, sidewalks, traffic control – more everything.  Current taxpayers, who have paid for the amenities that the new residents will benefit from, should also benefit from the added density in their community.

28 July 2021

Squamish has faced an unprecedented challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this presents us with an incredible opportunity to build the Squamish that we want to live in – a thriving community for our kids, for our families, and for each other.