Opinion

EDITOR, On March 31, I attended a public meeting to learn about the Kingswood development for its Scott Crescent property along Highway 99.

A team of physicists and statisticians who set out to challenge the scientific consensus on climate change recently released its results last week, and the conclusion was a set of data nearly identical to those that support the prevailing scientific

Tomorrow (April 9) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. will be the last Squamish Farmers' Market held in the CN Roundhouse and Conference Centre at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park for this season.

Geneen Roth, in her new book, Women, Food and God: An Unexpected Path to Almost Everything, explores how the relationship that people have with food can be used to deepen their self awareness.

Spring has been trying ever so hard to rear its lovely head. On a recent walk through the garden I saw snowdrops, witch hazel and hammamelis, and viburnum "Pink dawn" in bloom.

EDITOR, There seems to be conflicting information regarding 'water' in trade and exports ("MLA tries to dispel water export concerns," The Chief, Feb. 11).

EDITOR, I wish to add my voice to Karl Ricker's and Paul Tutch's opposition to ski lifts in the Blackcomb Glacier region. Ambiance is what makes it special.

EDITOR,I was disappointed to read the negative coverage of the National Climbing Centre and Scott Crescent proposal ("Attendees oppose Scott Crescent plan," Chief online, April 4).

Recent events in Japan and New Zealand have highlighted the dangers associated with living in earthquake-prone areas.

Editor's note: This is a letter to the District of Squamish, B.C. Transit and the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District. It was copied to The Chief for publication.