Opinion

EDITOR, This letter is to those readers who may not have realized that all the businesses in The Chief's Profiles of Excellence paid a substantial fee to be featured in this publication. Take it for what it is: advertising. Thank you.

EDITOR, This is in response to Mr. Douglas R. Day's letter to the Squamish mayor and council ("Tax hikes decried," Chief, May 9). Mr. Day's on the right track when it comes to a significant 10 per cent increase in our taxes, but having said that...

EDITOR, Squamish's citizens just got another increase in our property/utility taxes.

EDITOR, Recently an overzealous Alice Lake park employee would not allow the Tantalus Seniors Walking Group to parallel park on the north side of the road east of the full Stump Lake parking lot on a Thursday morning.

Spring is here and the great outdoors is calling. We should all be sure to get outside and enjoy this amazing Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada that we call home.

EDITOR, Results show that the NDP and Green vote wouldn't have added up enough to beat the Liberals in our West Vancouver-Sea to Sky riding, it is still so dismaying to have observed such a talented and so very environmental Ana Santos (NDP candidate

I used to think that the world could be divided into two types of people: dog people and cat people. But that was when I was a dog owner.

A little more than two months ago in this space, Chief readers were treated (subjected?) to a bit of political forecasting.

Editor's note: This is a copy of a letter to Squamish's mayor and council. It was copied to The Chief for publication. Re.: the SODC fiasco. Since getting this property from the Province of B.C.

Editor's note: This is a copy of a letter to Squamish's mayor and council.