Squamish First Nation to develop 350 acres, including North Shore reserves
Squamish First Nation has announced its intention to develop 350 acres of its reserves, including the North Shore reserves.
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Squamish First Nation has announced its intention to develop 350 acres of its reserves, including the North Shore reserves.
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Jul222021, 8:02 pm Conceptual form of a 28-storey affordable rental housing tower on the Squamish First Nation's Seymour site next to TransLink's Phibbs exchange. The building forms beyond the red triangle are based on the District of North Vancouver's community plans for the area. (Squamish First Nation) Members of the Squamish First Nation are set to vote next week on the band’s most consequential housing approach since the 2019 referendum on Senakw. This time around, however, the defining difference is these new homes — totalling about 404 units across three locations — will be 100% ...