Jennifer Thuncher
Editor at Squamish Chief
Journalist | Editor of The Squamish Chief | Proud @SFU and @LangaraJSchool grad | @JackWebsterFdn award winner | She/her. (DM me for Signal.)
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3 days ago |
squamishchief.com | Jennifer Thuncher
Developers of Oceanfront Squamish, Matthews West, are in the early stages of creating another oceanfront community in Port Alberni, on Vancouver Island. The project recently passed a significant milestone with the signing of the Somass Lands master development agreement. The agreement, signed April 8, is between the City of Port Alberni and Matthews West Developments Ltd. (Matthews West).
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1 week ago |
squamishchief.com | Jennifer Thuncher
Sixty LandSea hospitality employees working aboard the MV Isabelle X, docked at the Woodfibre LNG site, have voted to join UNITE HERE Local 40. The local represents 1,400 camp hospitality workers in B.C.The MV Isabelle X is a converted cruise ship housing about 600 workers who are building the Woodfibre LNG export facility on the shores of Howe Sound, approximately seven kilometres west-southwest of downtown Squamish.
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1 week ago |
squamishchief.com | Jennifer Thuncher
It was a youth-led night full of good vibes all around. The Squamish Youth Council took over the Brackendale Art Gallery: Café & Culture Centre on Sunday, May 4, for Youth Excellence Night. The council is made up of youth aged 12 to 18 who meet monthly with members of the Squamish council.
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1 week ago |
squamishchief.com | Jennifer Thuncher
On election night, Squamish councillor and Green Party of Canada candidate for MP, Lauren Greenlaw, accepted her loss to the Liberal Party’s Patrick Weiler, but bemoaned that the environment hadn't played a more important part in the discussion in the lead up to the election. "Last night, as I was driving home from the Earth Day Festival in Roberts Creek, which was so beautiful and amazing, I saw my first ever forest fire in our foothills.
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1 week ago |
squamishchief.com | Jennifer Thuncher
It is a good reminder that bears are out and about right now, and that it is important to put your totes out as close to pick-up as possible. Greg McAuley spotted this bear rooting around in someone’s bins this week. Bears are most active from spring through fall in Squamish. As the District of notes, “bears are opportunistic omnivores and will return time and time again to a readily available food source.
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