Opinion

In the aftermath of the May 14 B.C.

On my Facebook profile under the section reserved for users to insert their "political views," mine says, "They're all lying corrupt bastards," partly because I thought it was clever, but mostly because that's kinda how I feel about politicians.

In deciding to kick-start downtown revitalization by developing stronger links between the Mamquam Blind Channel waterfront and the commercial core, Squamish council is putting itself (or perhaps future leaders) between a rock and a hard place - whic

I totally wanted to be an astronaut when I was a kid.

EDITOR, In the editorial "A stunning result" (Chief, May 16), you admit that you were among the "...um, millions..." who wrote off the B.C. Liberals before the recent election. There were approximately 3.

Why do newspapers always report bad news? It's a statement that makes me scratch my head.

EDITOR, On May 5, after abad fall on the second-to-last pitch of the GrandWall, I sustained a serious back injury, I was able to make itjust off of the Belly Good Ledge trailwith the help of my partner Tom, whosafely hauled me off ofthe last couple o

There is an excellent article in last week's Chief (written by Steven Hill) on the upcoming concert "Goin' Home" at St. John's Anglican Church on Saturday (May 25) at 7:30 p.m.

EDITOR, We, the residents of Olsen Road in Brackendale, currently live and house eight dogs. We are a fully licensed kennel, on agricultural land, situated between two other licensed kennels, train tracks, Highway 99, and numerous houses and condos.

With summer fast approaching, we all start thinking about getting in shape. Squamish has many gyms and fitness options to choose from, including CrossFit.