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A risky place for restaurants

A risky place for restaurants

Here are a couple of trivia questions for your consideration: What is one of the fastest growing sectors in the local economy, and what business investment in Squamish has one of the highest risks of failure? If your response to the first query was r
Column: Laws need to change, not RCMP

Column: Laws need to change, not RCMP

Like many, I was disappointed Bryan Raiser was forced to shut down his medical marijuana dispensary and is now dispensing only information.
A town transformed

A town transformed

THE ISSUE: Being gay in Squamish COMMENT: The community has changed
Letter: Need more support for HSS female athletics

Letter: Need more support for HSS female athletics

In regard to female athletics, Howe Sound Secondary School could and should be much more.
Letter: Shutting down medical marijuana shop makes no sense

Letter: Shutting down medical marijuana shop makes no sense

I doubt that the RCMP’s move stems from ignorance of the proven therapeutic benefits of THC in the treatment of pain, chemotherapy side effects, neurodegenerative diseases, IBS and anxiety, as by now this is common knowledge (Schicho and Storr 2011,
Letter: MP's view of treaty negotiations

Letter: MP's view of treaty negotiations

Given concerns such as those expressed in recent Squamish Chief articles (“Jacobs, Newman removed from Nation council,” Mar 5; “Nation Councillors still refusing to step down,” Jan.
Letter: Yes to orcas and dolphins, no to LNG

Letter: Yes to orcas and dolphins, no to LNG

Citizens and visitors of Squamish all gathered at the head of Howe Sound one day last March.
Letter: A big bowl of misconception and deceit

Letter: A big bowl of misconception and deceit

On Feb. 14, I sat at an information meeting at Howe Sound Brew Pub, listening to a group of adults explain to the community that they were building a skate bowl under Quest University for experienced skaters to use when the weather was bad.
Letter: LNG seems like Plan B

Letter: LNG seems like Plan B

LNG export is like a high schooler planning to wind up working in a gas station. A noble job to be sure, but it seems more of a plan B to me.
Let’s see more public art in Squamish

Let’s see more public art in Squamish

What can spur economic development, spark revitalization, shape our collective consciousness, reduce crime, be a catalyst for change and inspire innovation while reducing stress and invigorating public spaces? I’ll give you a hint.