Opinion

Now that we have finished "Juneuary," it is time to enjoy summer. But that doesn't mean garden chores are over.

If there is one valuable life lesson that I have learned the hard way, and continue to learn every day, it's to be careful about the assumptions I make.

Editor's note: This is an open letter to Ruth Simons and the Future of Howe Sound Society. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

EDITOR, Re.: Development at Britannia Currently we have two parties looking to develop various areas of Britannia Beach.

St. John's Anglican Church has a special Gala Centennial Celebrations weekend planned from Friday to Sunday, July 12 to 14. A Choral Evensong with special music from Taize and the worldwide Anglican Communion is planned on July 12 at 7:30 p.m.

The organizers of this week's Canada Day celebrations in Squamishdeserve a big shout out for a job well done.

EDITOR, From the smell of things around downtown Squamish these days, it's high time to consider changing our beautiful little town's moniker from the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada to the Commercial Marijuana Growing Capital of Canada.

I'm pretty sure it was just a few years ago that I graduated from high school. I spent months planning for the perfect night, in the perfect dress with the perfect date.

EDITOR, Louise Taylor seems to object to Innergex advertising in the Pemberton Visitor's Guide, so she falsely accuses the company of blowing up bear dens, hitting bears with construction trucks, and poaching ("Tourist attractions?" Letters, Chief, J

We may not live in a grey, bleak totalitarian dystopia as depicted in George Orwell's 1984 (despite the current Canadian Conservative government's best efforts), but we are indeed being watched by a sort of Big Brother.