Opinion

Do we have a problem with drug use in Squamish? Of course we do. Any substance one can think of is available in Squamish. We are on the main route between Vancouver, a major access port for drugs in Canada, and Whistler, a serious party town.

I love autumn. I love the smell of the leaves and the chill in the air. And although summertime really is when the living is easy, it's during autumn that I feel the most hope for the future. There is something about autumn that is paradoxical.

This week we gather to remember the men and women who've made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure freedoms we take for granted by wearing poppies, exchanging stories of loved ones who have fought in hopes of making the world better and observing a momen

Editor, As a nine-year Squamish resident and business owner, I have been intently watching and participating in the six-year process of the maturation of an incredible plan for the Oceanfront lands.

This letter was sent to Mayor Greg Gardner and copied to The Chief for publication It was wonderful to see the vast preparations that have gone in to making sure the new development on the waterfront lands in Squamish is suitable, accessible and enjo

Covering politics lends many journalists to espouse pretty strong opinions. "If only the government would only strike that perfect balance, everyone could live in a Utopia.

Editor, Having attended and participated in almost every Oceanfront planning event in the last six years, I'd just like to say thanks to the district and SODC experts for really listening and incorporating ideas from the community into what I think i

Feeling a little discombobulated? Wondering where your provincial government is headed? Wondering what that means for you as a West Vancouver-Sea to Sky resident? We'd love to help you with that, but the person best suited to speak to you about it -

Editor, The Squamish Windsports Society strongly supports the plans which have been developed by the Squamish Oceanfront Development Corporation (SODC) and the sub area plan developed by the District of Squamish.

A long time ago, in what seems like a galaxy far, far away, I was an awkward and (even more) geeky high school student who, like every other Canadian high school student, had to read George Orwell's novel 1984.