Opinion

If the tragic crash last week wasn’t reminder enough of the lingering danger of the Sea to Sky Highway, recalling the rockslide of 2008 might be.

We ll first of all, I hope everyone had a nice, relaxed festive season this year. I know how busy it can be with family, jobs and all the other stresses of everyday life and the holiday season.

Editor’s note: The following is one of the letters from students in teacher Jennifer Mansour‘s class at Learning Expeditions. The students are in grades 7 to 12. The first of their letters were published in last week’s edition of The Chief.

Editor’s note: The following is one of the letters from students in teacher Jennifer Mansour‘s class at Learning Expeditions. The students are in grades 7 to 12. The first of their letters were published in last week’s edition of The Chief.

Editor’s note: The following is one of the letters from students in teacher Jennifer Mansour‘s class at Learning Expeditions. The students are in grades 7 to 12. The first of their letters were published in last week’s edition of The Chief.

Editor’s note: The following is one of the letters from students in teacher Jennifer Mansour‘s class at Learning Expeditions. The students are in grades 7 to 12. The first of their letters were published in last week’s edition of The Chief.

Editor’s note: The following is one of the letters from students in teacher Jennifer Mansour‘s class at Learning Expeditions. The students are in grades 7 to 12. The first of their letters were published in last week’s edition of The Chief.

S quamish needs to become more food secure, and part of that is having a living wage. Just before 2017 ended, a report was released that stated the annual food costs for a family of four in Canada was set to go up by $348 in 2018.

I n Squamish, the word “community” is synonymous with one place — the Brackendale Art Gallery. Thor and Dorte Froslev, owners of the gallery, have been a pillar in Squamish for decades.

One continual gripe that I’ve heard since moving here is that Squamish is lacking parking. At first, I thought maybe this was a real issue and that I’d been lucky enough never to encounter it.