This is ludicrous. FortisBC is proposing a workcamp for 600 workers right in the middle of Squamish. The site is proposed up near Quest University and will be accessed via Mamquam Forest Service Road (near Valleycliffe).

Last week, Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC appeared as delegations before the District of Squamish.

To: Members of the Legislative Assembly … For the last eight years, I have been one of thousands of citizens standing in opposition to the proposed Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC pipeline projects near Squamish BC.

Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC are presenting to the District of Squamish this Tuesday at 1pm (see agenda). Can you join us today to tell them we still say "No Fracking Way!" ***** … WHEN: 12:30pm to 1:00pm, Tuesday 22nd March, 2022 (today!) WHERE:

Woodfibre LNG and FortisBC are presenting to the District of Squamish this Tuesday at 1pm (see agenda).

North Crumpit is currently going through a Neighbourhood Planning Process, and the deadline for public input is TOMORROW, Friday 25th February. The survey is intended to inform the creation of the neighbourhood plan options, which is step 5 and 6 in the Neighbourhood Planning Process.

North Crumpit is a new development proposal by Diamond Head Land Company to develop up to 255 acres (103 hectares) in Crumpit Woods, located north of the Valleycliffe Neighbourhood in Squamish. Our vision is to protect these precious forested wetlands as a legacy for future generations.

A quick reminder before we celebrate the New Year... ***** … Last chance to double your donation! Our goal is to raise $1,500 in monthly donations, but we're still short with only $574.89 in new monthly donations so far. Can you chip in?

The magic of Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound … For the last 17 years, I've been witness to little miracles as Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound recovers. Watching the herring return, and the web of life that follows. To see the whales return after nearly a century without them.

This is one of my favourite places in the world: the Stawamus River. Right now the coho are spawning, and there are salmon-coloured eggs buried in the river bed, American dippers hunting for them, and dead salmon frozen on the banks—if the eagles and bears haven't gotten to them first.