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For more information please call Xaxli'p Health for Shonna/CHWParents Circle(PrePost Natal class) The program has just been renamed from a baby group to a toddler group, and if you would like to change it we can do that at the next group. This group will have any age group even if you are expecting a bundle of new joy and will meet once a month unless decided more than once a month. Snacks will be provided and a healthy info session on. September 10, 2014 at 1 pm Any questions please call Shonna?CHW at 2502564800 ext: 1205 if you and your family are in need of a ride please call ahead and it can arranged before the date.Walking Program / Walking Sticks Just an exercise and if you would like to see or discuss having more in the community sush as Yoga etc.

Your GovernmentAudio quality at Woodfibre LNG presentationThe District of Squamish would like to express our apologies to those who tuned in online to stream today's Committee of the Whole meeting and the Woodfibre LNG presentation. We are aware of how poor the audio quality was and sincerely apologize.Projects in our CommunitySquamish Oceanfront DevelopmentA developer has been chosen for the Squamish Oceanfront lands. Negotiations will now begin with a deal expected by mid 2014.

Your GovernmentAudio quality at Woodfibre LNG presentationThe District of Squamish would like to express our apologies to those who tuned in online to stream today's Committee of the Whole meeting and the Woodfibre LNG presentation. We are aware of how poor the audio quality was and sincerely apologize.Projects in our CommunitySquamish Oceanfront DevelopmentA developer has been chosen for the Squamish Oceanfront lands. Negotiations will now begin with a deal expected by mid 2014.

Home The Lytton And District Board Of Trade Was Incorporated In 1949 By Thirtyone Members, Most Of Whom Were Actively Involved In Business In The Thenthriving Village.It Encompassed The Area From Lytton To Keefers (North Of Boston Bar) To The South And From Lytton To Bighorn To The North.The Trans Canada Highway Bypassed Downtown In 1960, And Business Activity Began To Steadily Decline. The Chamber Continued Until The Early 1970S. Then, Because Of Lack Of Interest, It Folded.In 1981 It Was Reactivated As The Lytton And District Chamber Of Commerce And Has Remained An Important Organization In Lytton Ever Since.Presently, The Chamber Has 69 Members And Encompasses The Area From Boston Bar To Spences Bridge.