Opinion

Mayor Patricia Heintzman, I read your column in The Chief on Jan. 12, and with reference to snow machines for sidewalks I hope the funds are found to purchase the required equipment.

I have a bit of a problem. I’m a dog owner and we live downtown in the Eaglewind townhouses and the number of people living in and around our area has exploded. With that so has the number of dogs.

T here is a movement afoot at some media outlets to close commenting on online stories. Opinions among newspaper types vary on this.

I would like to bring your attention to the article with the picture of a cheque from Alex Proctor of a.b.i. Beauty that was being presented to Squamish Hospice. Clarification is needed to explain where the money is going.

So, the District of Squamish wants a raise. Either by omission or otherwise, several points have come to light that should be laid out and, with this info, a more informed opinion can be arrived at. 1.

Future is now for restructuring in Squamish

Meetings in Squamish to talk with stakeholders

A s I drove back to Squamish from North Van last night, rocks and large chunks of ice were falling from the rockface above Highway 99. There had been rainfall and wind warnings issued, along with a high streamflow advisory due to the heavy downpour.

I t’s not unheard of for Squamish parents to put their son or daughter on a waitlist for daycare more than a year in advance.

Take an artistic break from the cold weather at the Foyer Gallery