Opinion

The proposal is a long-term development that will be built in phases over more than 20 years. The resort development plan has been revised recently through consultations with the public and government agencies, and GAS Inc.

Well folks, the proponents of the Garibaldi at Squamish mega-project slated for Brohm Ridge are back for another kick at the can, or as the case may be, another kick in the can.

The Garibaldi at Squamish project is on the clock, and the opposition voices are already lining up.

It’s quiet here. Maybe a little too quiet.

Last year I made a bad investment decision. I was enthusiastic about a local business start-up, and based on a strong emotional connection to the product, I poured a lot of money into the venture, which ultimately cost far more money than it earned.

It probably seems like a good idea at the time. Squamish has a web of quality trails, both for hiking and mountain biking, and the forests present endless opportunity to build more. Some people simply go ahead and do just that.

It is that time of year again.

Almost six months into my role as councillor for the District of Squamish, I have participated in roughly 300 hours of council-related meetings and read just over 4,100 pages of agendas. I’m not complaining.

In the debate over Woodfibre LNG, the point is made that the two sides need to now engage in respectful discussion, as if it were a debate over whether we should paint our Squamish schools red or some more neutral colour, and the argument is now gett

Re: “Time to get rid of the ugliness about LNG,” editorial, May 21, 2015.