Opinion

EDITOR, While the "newspapers are dead" remark brought Clemens to your mind, it brought Nietzsche to mine ("Alive and kickin'," Editorial, Chief, June 7). At one point in time, there were T-shirts printed with "God is dead [signed] Nietzsche.

Editor's note: This is a response to "Supporting C-38," the letter from local MP John Weston that appeared in June 14 in The Chief. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

Each time the sun has made an appearance this past month is cause for Squamish gardeners to celebrate. The lack of sun and cool nights are not conducive to optimal growth.

Editor's note: This is a response to "Supporting C-38," the letter from local MP John Weston that appeared in June 14 in The Chief. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

EDITOR, I could not disagree more with the comments Mr.

The BCTF could learn a valuable lesson: don't spend millions in advertising, forget shutting schools down for days, and don't bother withdrawing from all non-teaching duties.

Welcome to my inaugural monthly business column where I will share with you interesting bits of news pertaining to our business community. Sea to Sky Adventure Co.

Mark this one down as a candidate for stupid idea of the week: The move to repeal British Columbia's law making it mandatory to wear a helmet while bicycling.

The Bear Aware Program is up and running with a broader scope for 2012. For the past eight years, Bear Aware has been educating the residents and visitors of Squamish on how to reduce conflict between humans and bears.

EDITOR, After reading MP John Weston's reassuring words aboutBill C-38 ("Supporting C-38," Chief, June 14), I cannot help but question: Why have these critical changes to environmental legislation been concealed within layers of a budget implementati