Opinion

Editorial delves into teachers' job action

With the arrival of the outdoor grilling season there are a couple of ways to satisfy a craving for a hot potato.

Teachers in School District 48 have been working under the restrictions of an employer lockout for the past two weeks. As a result, they have faced punitive measures, including a salary cut of 10 per cent.

LNG has been a long yak with proponents saying how wonderful, how world-class and environmentally sound and now, that it will have no effect on existing electric users (Woodfibre LNG letter, Chief, May 29).

While Canadians naturally recoil in horror when confronted by the recent news of widespread rape and murder in India, they would be well advised to look closer to home. The widespread violence against Aboriginal women in B.C.

It is one thing for some Squamish city councillors to allow Squamish Mason Association to go ahead and build the skatebowl under the bridge, totally ignoring city staff recommendations to have SMA remove the skatebowl structure for very obvious reaso

I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the family of Lloyd Daniel to express how grateful we are for the care that our father/husband received while at Squamish General Hospital.

Thanks so much for the article on Gary McFarlane’s trail “Rupert.” The flash of Half Nelson grabs most of the headlines, and it is work worthy of high praise, along with its builder Big Red Ted.

Business Briefs columnist Lynn Pasko takes a look at Squamish's latest attraction

This week’s issue of The Squamish Chief represents a significant milestone in the evolution of this publication and its connection with this unique community.