Opinion

On Saturday, March 1, 2014, a senseless tragedy occurred in Squamish. And on March 3, Clifton Scott Mawer died — a man who lived here, loved here, worked here, spent his life here.

EDITOR, In 2012, I followed a truck of stage decks to Brennan Park, and introduced myself to the Live@Squamish site manager as “a Squamish local looking for work.” He redirected me to ‘KIAN’ and I joined their first on-site crew.

EDITOR, I just watched the video of Roger Brooks’s presentation the other day concerning the new branding concept for Squamish. One of the things that concerns me about the way that Mr.

Editor's note: This is a copy of a letter to Squamish’s mayor and council. It was copied to The Chief for publication. I am new to Squamish. I moved here less than one year ago because I love it here. I have friends here and I love the lifestyle.

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