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The power of community

The power of community

Millennial Mom Kirsten Andrews reflects on dealing with a house fire
Squamish mountain biking growing up

Squamish mountain biking growing up

Poking 'spokes columnist AJ Barlas takes a road trip
Finessing the overloaded, overstocked refrigerator

Finessing the overloaded, overstocked refrigerator

columnist Susan Hollis dives into dealing with that thing in the corner of the kitchen
LNG dialogue is good

LNG dialogue is good

In response to Mr. McConnell’s letter of the July 17, dialogue is good, as it defines both sides. I was very pleased to read your last paragraph, particularly the last line “if this B.C.
'Neuro' program lauded

'Neuro' program lauded

Editor's note: This is a letter to Vancouver Coastal Health and the District of Squamish recreation department. It was copied to the Squamsh Chief for publication.
Playing the referendum card

Playing the referendum card

Well, folks, here we are heading into mid-summer and the contentious Woodfibre LNG proposal is heating up to the point where Coun. Heintzman has suggested it should be put to a referendum.
Energy concerns raised

Energy concerns raised

There is a renewable fuel called wood — environmentally friendly, when properly done, plentiful forever! Renewable! Affordable! The plants love it, they breathe the exhaust and convert it for us...
Squamish's new reality

Squamish's new reality

Squamish: A boomtown since 2006? That’s not something you would hear when the talk is about Woodfibre LNG. Their storyline is that by going back to the past; we will find the good life of the future.
Logging thoughts, concerns

Logging thoughts, concerns

Re. the debate over proposed logging in Olesen Creek is confused (“Logging project threatens tourism, says resident,” Squamish Chief, July 17). We live in a town that actively celebrates logging as part of its heritage, economy, and identity.
Let's keep it real, folks

Let's keep it real, folks

Like children in a schoolyard, we are quick to jump on failings. Failings are easy. They’re like a big win in the Stanley Cup final — they have the ability to link neighbour with neighbour, giving people from different walks something to talk about.