The sidewalk project extended the sidewalk from the new “Cultural
Journey” information kiosk to the existing sidewalk at the Squamish
Adventure Centre. Cardinal Concrete spearheaded the $16,000 project and
received support from Summit Concrete Specialties Ltd and Coast Valley
Contracting.

“I would like to thank Cardinal Concrete for stepping forward and not
hesitating to take on this project once the need was identified,” said
Mayor Greg Gardner. “ It shows once again what a great community we
live in and the continued support from local businesses that repeatedly
give back to the community. We are a proud community and this gesture
exemplifies the community spirit and pride our local businesses have in
Squamish,” continued Gardner.

The new “Cultural Journey” information kiosks are located along the
Sea-to-Sky highway as part of an aboriginal tourism experience. There
are seven informational kiosks between Horseshoe Bay and Whistler.
Visitors will learn about local aboriginal culture and history by
stopping at these “Cultural Journey” information kiosks.

Cardinal Concrete is the leading supplier of ready-mix concrete in the
Sea to Sky Corridor and has literally been involved in building the
communities of Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton for over 30 years.

Coast Valley Contracting, serving the Sea to Sky corridor since 1979,
specializes in building demolition and cleanup, site clearing and
disposal, site filling and excavation, logging road deactivation,
municipal roadwork, sanitary, storm sewer & water main
construction, and upgrading infrastructure systems.

Summit Concrete Specialties Ltd has been in operation in the Corridor
since 2000 specializing in concrete placing, finishing, stamping and
specialty design works in both the residential and commercial fields
and including flat work, landscaping, curb, gutter and sidewalks.