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Commercial use eyed for 30 acres

Deana Lancaster

News Reporter
dlaucaster@nsnews.com

THE face of the
Squamish Nation's
Seymour Creek Indian
Reserve No. 2 will soon
be changing.

But at this point, how it will
change is undetermined.

On) Friday, Squamish Nation
chiefs and council announced they
had selected Progressive Properties
lad. and. Kingswood Capital to
work with them on a development
study to look at options for the
Northern Seymour Lands.

The site in question is approxi
mately 300 acres (12 hectares)
between the Sevmour River and the © COMMUNICATIONS coordi-
Upper Levels Highway, and is cur- nator Tewanee Joseph:

members will decide devel-
See Mesthers page § opment plans.

Howe Sound traffic
Study outlines growth

Jan-Christian Sorensen

News Reporter porensen@usuews.com

THE B.C. Ministry of Transportation and

: Highways is taking a look at the long-term needs
of the Horseshoe Bay to Highway 97 corridor.

The ministry has commissioned consultants Reid Crowther & Partners NEWS photo Julie Iverson

Lad. te ce smplete aplanning suidy that oudines the short and long tern trans: 4 s
portation needs of the corridor, malti-meadal ahermatives and demand to the Lighti ng up
» year 2025.
Approasimately 13,500 vehicles daily use the Horseshoe Bay to Highway IT’S almost time to put the lights up. Aurora Ratcliffe, publicist for the Beach House at Dundarave
97 corridor -— the primary ccereational fink benween, Vancouver, Squamish Pier (clockwise from front), David Foster of The Harvest Project, and Beach House managing part-
ner Ken Brooks are getting prepared for the Festival of Lights, scheduled to run at Dundarave Pier
See Three page § from Nov. 27 to Jan. 2. The festival is a fundraiser for The Harvest Project.

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