Opinion

The annual fundraiser is set for the evening of March 10

NES Classic consoles were a rare find, so will Switch deliver?

Yikes! With all the complaints about dog poo, unplowed sidewalks and off-leash barking dogs, maybe starting a constructive conversation here in The Squamish Chief paper about what it means to be a good neighbour would be timely and helpful.

I can never comprehend what goes on in people’s minds that makes them drive well out of their way down poorly graded gravel roads and then dump the most atrocious things beside sensitive habitat! On Saturday, we found this stockpile of buckets of die

R ecently, I attended a seminar by Vancouver architect Michael Geller. His talk was based on travels through Europe, examining differences in land use and accommodating increasing populations.

On Family Day we received social media messages from readers about an “incident” occurring at the London Drugs at Garibaldi Village mall. Squamish RCMP were at the scene, crime tape was up and blood was visible.

T he Fraser Institute’s controversial ranking of elementary schools cause resentment among many educators and are dismissed by a good portion of parents but, nonetheless, they are a hot topic of conversation among Squamish residents.

I s this shaping up to be the winter of our discontent? When it comes to growth, it looks like Squamish is powered by the Energizer Bunny.

W hen we first moved to Squamish, my husband, nearly two-year-old daughter, two cats and myself ended up living in a bachelor suite because that’s all we could find in this tight rental market.

I was deeply saddened to read Jennifer Thuncher’s article detailing the trials of Eliyana Stern. For no real reason at all she is being harassed and made the butt of racial slurs. The teenage years are difficult enough without this kind of nonsense.