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  • Jun 1, 2024 | squamishchief.com | Andrew Hughes

    The Pacific Salmon Foundation says Squamish is one of the many municipalities declaring June 1 as Wild Salmon Day. According to a news release, the District of Squamish joined seven other cities and two provinces and territories in proclaiming June 1 as Wild Salmon Day. “The Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) is energized by the uptake this year by Squamish and others, and the growing momentum and awareness for Pacific salmon and their habitats,” states the release.

  • Jun 1, 2024 | squamishchief.com | Andrew Hughes

    In true Squamish fashion, this year’s Squamish Off-Road Triathlon was met with rain, but the event was a success nonetheless. On Sunday, May 26, about 200 raced at the annual triathlon at Alice Lake Provincial Park. The park hosted both a sport and championship course, and participants included individual racers and relay teams. The sport course consists of a 750-metre swim, a 12.9-kilometre mountain bike ride, and a 5.5-kilometre trail run.

  • Jun 1, 2024 | vancouverisawesome.com | Andrew Hughes

    The Pacific Salmon Foundation says Squamish is one of the many municipalities declaring June 1 as Wild Salmon Day. According to a news release, the District of Squamish joined seven other cities and two provinces and territories in proclaiming June 1 as Wild Salmon Day. “The Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) is energized by the uptake this year by Squamish and others, and the growing momentum and awareness for Pacific salmon and their habitats,” states the release.

  • May 31, 2024 | squamishchief.com | Andrew Hughes

    With a lot of upgrades to the back nine ready to roll, the Squamish Valley Golf Club was filled with eager players at its soft opening on May 31. The latter half of the Squamish course underwent extensive renovations that started last August and recently wrapped up. The club's general manager, Scott Wengi, said the renovation went really well over the winter. “And it looks fantastic now,” he said.

  • May 31, 2024 | squamishchief.com | Andrew Hughes

    Stock up on marshmallows, folks. The District of Squamish will rescind its campfire ban as of 4 p.m. today, Friday, May 31.

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