Opinion

Why I oppose Woodfibre LNG: The science: Climate scientists, backed by NASA and eighteen scientific associations world-wide, have finally convinced our world leaders of our dire situation.

The Squamish pipe band needs the support of Squamish, they need a place to practise. They volunteer for community events, and all they ask for is a place to practise. Alexander Mackay Brackendale

It’s a perfect opportunity to promote the Squamish brand. An early film trailer of Star Trek Beyond has been released and includes scenes from Stawamus Chief Provincial Park.

A few weeks ago I attended the lighting of the Squamish Hospice Society’s Memory Tree to take photos for the newspaper. The tree is a way for people to remember someone they have lost.

They might be a little small, they might be a little young, but that hasn’t stopped Squamish United’s U15 girls’ soccer team from winning.

I see Willow Park has become pushed beyond its use capacity. There is no money to increase the capacity.

At FortisBC, an important part of our planning process is listening to the community and responding to feedback we receive.

I support the Woodfibre LNG project because it: • provides a vehicle for comprehensive site cleanup of the old pulp mill site, benefitting the terrestrial and marine environments of Howe Sound.

Waves of change are sweeping through Squamish. The transformation of this town is happening so quickly that it will likely be a very different place in three years.

Is there a more pleasant time of year to shop than Yuletide when heartwarming tunes embrace us in almost every commercial location? It seems we just can’t get enough of seasonal chestnuts like “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus” or “Deck the Halls” and