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Haute Residence Welcomes Maggi Thornhill and Max Thornhill To Its Exclusive Real Estate Network Share Article Haute Residence welcomes acclaimed real estate agents Maggi Thornhill and Max Thornhill to its invitation-only Haute Residence network. As Haute Residence partners, Maggi and Max exclusively represent the high-end real estate market in Whistler, British Columbia. Maggi Thornhill and Max Thornhill The decision to align with Engel & Völkers and create a partnership allows Maggi to focus on her local, family-owned business, while benefitting from a larger network of more than 11,000 rea...

The race is on to get as many people in B.C. and the Sea to Sky Corridor vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as possible. As the government unveils the next steps in the biggest vaccination . . .

UPDATE: Missing 21-year-old snowshoer found dead on Cypress Mountain (UPDATE: Jan. 15 @ 5:25 pm) - The search for a 21-year-old woman who went missing while snowshoeing on Cypress Mountain on Thursday has come to a tragic end. North Shore Rescue and other search and rescue groups searched tirelessly for the missing snowshoer until around 2 am before resuming the search at first light today. Unfortunately, her body was found by NSR around 10:40 am in a steep drainage area on the east side of the Howe Crest Trail. She's now been identified as Nikki Donnelly from Ontario. "Our thoughts are with ...

The need in town has outgrown the space at the Howe Sound Women Centre's drop-in location in Squamish. "Over the last several years, as the community has grown, we've noticed an . . .

For their final group project in December 2020, published on the university’s blogs website, the UBC Geography students dived into the topographical and terrain feasibility, with one route option, as envisioned by MVX, following the Sea to Sky Highway. This option could take advantage of the existing railway right-of-way, even though it “may not be able to accommodate the highest speeds from West Vancouver to Squamish due to the winding nature of the rail.” Following the highway corridor could potentially carry a lower construction cost and shorter construction timeline as “less modif...