Opinion

Editor's note: This is a letter to Josh Handysides, project assessment manager, and Dan Motisca, project assessment officer at the B.C. Environmental Assessment Officer. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

Editor's note: This letter was addressed to Squamish's mayor and council. It was forwarded to The Chief for publication.

EDITOR, The purpose of this letter is to generate public awareness of organizations and avenues to pursue if you or a loved one have or suspect that you have been affected by a medical error.

Twenty-fourteen is here.

If there is one thing you can count on (in addition to the constants of death, taxes and movie adaptations of comic books sucking), it's that the coming of a new year always spawns a slew of lists in the media recounting the mindless minutia of the p

The 28th annual Brackendale Winter Eagle Festival begins with the Eagle Count on Sunday (Jan. 5) with official counters gathering at the Brackendale Art Gallery at 8 a.m. The public is welcome throughout the day as the count is recorded.

EDITOR, We had the stink from Woodfibre and FMC for years here in Squamish: "rotten eggs in comparison is like perfume." We suffered for many decades. No more air pollution...

EDITOR, Re. Weekend crash on Highway 99. Crazy that your publication/website in my opinion doesnothing to push this death corner issue by, for example, hammering it out in article after article. In the U.K.

EDITOR, The anti-GMO industry has ramped up their attacks on genetically engineered (GE) crops and food made from them.

EDITOR, Public transit in Squamish is likely to take a 24 per cent step backwards in 2014 in order to help council balance the budget ("Transit, grants under fire in 2014 budget," Chief, Nov. 21).