Opinion

EDITOR, I gassed up in Aldergrove yesterday, 15 cents a litre cheaper than Squamish. I don't buy gas in Squamish anymore. Now I stop on the way home at the Superstore in North Van, even if it's the same price as Squamish, because I get a 3.

It's October and traditionally a time to give thanks, time to reflect on all that is good in your life; what you have, what you do, who you are; time to appreciate family, friends, neighbours and co-workers.

EDITOR, Reading the Sept. 26 edition of The Chief, I was surprised to see a full-page ad extolling the abilities of self-proclaimed "psychic medium" Shana Gibson.

EDITOR, The visit of Fisheries Minister Gail Shea to the North Shore last Tuesday was more than a response to the recent public comments by John Fraser and Dave Brown of the Sea to Sky Fisheries Roundtable ("Fisheries action urged," Chief, Sept. 12).

EDITOR, On Wednesday (Sept. 25) at 8:30 p.m. I was travelling south on Highwa 99 while on my way to work.

EDITOR, From early July to the middle of September 2013, I attended class in a conference-style room energized by a combined 600 years of diversified wisdom emanated from 10 Baby Boomers.

While gamers commit unspeakable and violent acts in the hit video game Grand Theft Auto V, someone is counting the dollar signs. And every cent is well deserved.

EDITOR, What is happening to Squamish? This is just a short rant to mention the increasing amount of vandalism and theft in Squamish.

Before releasing details of a revamped, nationwide medical marijuana growing and distribution regime last week, Health Canada officials probably knew they'd be face a backlash from some corner or another - pharmacists, health-care professionals, pers

The Downtown Summer Series event, Jam at the Pavilion, sponsored by the District of Squamish will feature The Hairfarmers from Whistler from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday (Sept. 29.) The day also includes a magic show from noon to 1 p.m.