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A work in progress

A work in progress

"Finding ways to make projects work, rather than reasons for them not to" is a theme which rings through council's priorities as well as the work plan that resulted from the core service reviews.
Broadway to Brackendale

Broadway to Brackendale

EDITOR, If you went to New York City would you see a Broadway show? I would, which was why I recently attended your local production of Love Laugh Cry and the Music of Your Life at the Brackendale Art Gallery on April 29.
Time to speak up

Time to speak up

EDITOR, Canada - one of the world's leading environmentalist countries - is no more, thanks to the Harper government's Bill C-38 which, without democratic public consultation and adequate parliamentary debate, is gutting Canada's forward-thinking env
Creating a rich story

Creating a rich story

I don't often take my children shopping with me. There's a multitude of reasons for this, not the least of which is the whining that ensues when either one of my girls finds something she wants me to buy and I say no.
HSSS students feeling the pinch

HSSS students feeling the pinch

Students in Squamish are finally feeling the impact of what has been, until recently, a relatively benign strike action.
Spring BBQ tickets going fast

Spring BBQ tickets going fast

Many people suffer from allergies and for those who would like more information on this subject, the Lunch and Learn Series at the Shannon Falls Retirement Residence at 38225 Third Ave. on Wednesday (May 23) focuses on allergy solutions.
Gondola supported

Gondola supported

EDITOR, The Sea to Sky Gondola will be a good thing for Squamish and the Chief. The lift line will pass through Stawamus Chief Provincial Park over terrain that sees almost no user activity and is hardly visible from the Chief.
Impacts merit intensive analysis

Impacts merit intensive analysis

EDITOR, I vigorously oppose the proposed Sea to Sky Gondola.
Haunted by the HST

Haunted by the HST

Kevin Falcon held his nose and introduced the B.C.
Sizing up the contenders

Sizing up the contenders

As all-candidates' meetings go, the recent gathering at the Eagle Eye Theatre was reminiscent of Goldilocks' porridge: a restrained sort of affair, not too hot and not too cold. Independent candidate Jon Johnson is in the high-end camera business.
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