Opinion

Recently I did something, as a mother, that was incredibly daring. Neighbours may consider it scandalous. Friends who know me well might raise an eyebrow.

EDITOR, I have long felt that stretch of asphalt between the Fields building and old Home Hardware site holds the key to downtown revitalization.

EDITOR, Squamish city officials are doing their best to frustrate the will of elected councillors.

It's a fact that cyber crime is on the rise, and nobody can argue that something needs to be done to stem the tide and combat this new type of criminal.

Do plan on being at St. John's Anglican Church at 1930 Diamond Rd. on Sunday (Feb. 26) at 2 p.m. when talented pianist Madeline Hildebrand will perform.

Editor's note: This is a copy of a letter sent to Squamish mayor and council. It was copied to The Chief for publication. It has been edited for print; to read the full text of the letter, please visit www.squamishchief.

TO CERTAIN DOG OWNERS OF SQUAMISH: In a town with beautiful views I, for one, am fed up of having to stare at the ground everywhere I go so I don't step in what your dog has left behind! Dog poop seems to be a problem I deal with on a daily basis and

Editor's note: This is a letter to Coun. Doug Race in reference to his Council Corner column ("Getting our town's priorities in order," Chief, Feb. 10). It was copied to The Chief for publication. Just read your letter in the Chief.

I remember that my high school history book weighed what seemed to me a tonne. It kept me fit lugging it home and to class.

"Reason before passion." Despite considering the 15th Prime Minister of Canada a god at the time, Stephen Harper didn't seem guided by Pierre Trudeau's personal motto when he dropped his studies after one year at the University of Toronto.