Opinion

EDITOR, While the Capilano University Faculty Association respects the board's view (articulated in the North Shore News article "Fire CapU President, letter says," Oct.

Here in this space we do not do things half-assed - it's all full-behind, all the time, as regular readers will attest. It's that keen eye on quality that has me preferring to wait until a series is finished before reviewing it.

Everyone is talking about food these days. For those of us who garden and grow food, we share a tiny inkling of what local farmers do.

Landmark European trade deal be damned: Stephen Harper can't seem to side-step controversy surrounding a $90,000 payment his chief of staff made to embattled Sen. Mike Duffy to cover the Harper appointee's supposedly inappropriate expense claims.

EDITOR, Did I read this right in "Stepping on the GAS," by Helmut Manzl in the Oct. 10 issue of The Chief: "the mayors of Whistler and Pemberton plus an entourage of others lobbying the B.C. Minister of Environment during the recent Union of B.C.

Recently, I spent about six weeks with both my ears pretty much completely blocked. I could barely hear and it felt like my ears were stuffed with cotton. To be honest, it felt more like they were stuffed with kittens.

This week, Squamish marks two significant anniversaries. Today through Sunday (Oct.

Each year the Hilltop House Support Society (HTHSS) hosts the annual Hilltop House Harvest Tea that also includes a bake table and an in-house raffle. On Saturday (Oct. 19) from 1:30 to 3 p.m.

Recently, I spent about six weeks with both my ears pretty much completely blocked. I could barely hear and it felt like my ears were stuffed with cotton. To be honest, it felt more like they were stuffed with kittens.

You can keep your decorated trees and jolly fat elfs in red snow suits, and stick your candy canes right up your stockings.