Opinion

Editor's note: This letter was sent to Ian Roberts of Marine Harvest Canada. It was copied to The Chief for publication. Re: Television ads on prime time are called "B.C.

A delicate drink that we may take for granted today, tea has inspired art, culture, religion and even revolution. Five-thousand years ago, China's second emperor had the vision to cultivate herbs and study their uses as medicine.

I've become more and more interested lately in those "End of Days" prophecies. I'm not usually a Biblical sort of guy, really.

The provincial media has been dominated in recent weeks by coverage of the B.C. Liberal and B.C. NDP leadership races. It's an exciting time for our province - and for Squamish residents. One of the candidates for the leadership of the B.C.

Last week a retired Saskatchewan farming couple touched off a flurry of government and oil-and-gas industry denials by releasing a consultant's report that they said links a series of events on their farm over several years to leakage from a large in

Investors should consider dividends when building their portfolios. Although dividends are often viewed as boring, they can be quite glamorous given the potential they offer.

Editor's note: The following letter contains vivid depictions of movie violence and potential spoilers for those thinking of going to see the film. Reader discretion is advised.

EDITOR, I disagree with Oliver Busby's recommendation of trapping beavers ("Beaver trapping recommended," The Chief, Jan. 14). Hopefully council does the right thing and disregards the recommendation and brings the beavers back to Valleycliffe.

When the weather doesn't allow you to get out in the garden, a great winter garden pastime is the perusing of seed and plant catalogues.

EDITOR,Squamish Commuter transit service is scheduled to end on March 31, 2011. It is time to do something.