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Jennifer Thuncher

Jennifer Thuncher

Jennifer Thuncher is the editor and a journalist at The Squamish Chief, where she has worked since 2014.

When not editing others' copy or meeting with locals, Jennifer writes various stories — from community events to in-depth environmental pieces to sports and hard news.

When not at work, Jennifer spends time in Squamish's backcountry hiking or 4x4ing with her partner and their boss, a border collie rescue named Toby. In the summer, her passion is goat yoga — as in doing yoga with baby goats.

She welcomes your questions, story ideas, opinions and dog advice.

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Recent Work by Jennifer

Join the movement: How your wildlife observations can help protect nature in Squamish

Join the movement: How your wildlife observations can help protect nature in Squamish

Learn about the ongoing collaborative efforts to enhance ecological connectivity for wildlife, benefiting both nature and the community.
Election results and their consequences: Decoding the implications for Squamish

Election results and their consequences: Decoding the implications for Squamish

Jeremy Valeriote's election could place BC Greens in a key position to influence Squamish's future and beyond.
Orphaned bear cub's journey: How Squamish residents saved Jura

Orphaned bear cub's journey: How Squamish residents saved Jura

Locals rallied to rescue an injured bear cub recently spotted alone in their neighbourhood.
Squamish climber dies after fall on Mount Baker

Squamish climber dies after fall on Mount Baker

Multi-agency U.S. mission recovers body of 39-year-old.
The controversy around expanding involuntary care in B.C.

The controversy around expanding involuntary care in B.C.

Experts voice mixed reactions to Eby's proposal for secure treatment within BC Corrections. Simon Fraser University's Kora DeBeck emphasizes holistic approaches and regulation over prohibition to tackle addiction issues.
See: Black bears are active in Squamish as they prepare for hibernation

See: Black bears are active in Squamish as they prepare for hibernation

Ethical wildlife photography: Expert tips from WildSafeBC.
Reducing Stigma and improving care: Calls from the Alzheimer Society of B.C. as election nears

Reducing Stigma and improving care: Calls from the Alzheimer Society of B.C. as election nears

With dementia cases in B.C. expected to triple by 2050, advocates push for a robust dementia strategy prioritizing stigma reduction, timely diagnosis, and improved long-term care options.
‘This would be amazing’; Bereaved Squamish mom hopes for expanded secure care

‘This would be amazing’; Bereaved Squamish mom hopes for expanded secure care

Brenda Doherty, whose young daughter died of an unintended overdose in 2018, is supportive of the premier’s promise of secure care. 
Black bear roams through Rona lumber yard in Squamish

Black bear roams through Rona lumber yard in Squamish

Plus, what B.C. residents should know to keep themselves and bears safe.
B.C. votes 2024: Who controls what? Demystifying provincial vs. federal responsibilities

B.C. votes 2024: Who controls what? Demystifying provincial vs. federal responsibilities

Get informed on jurisdictional duties before October's provincial election, featuring candidate details and voting history.
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