Opinion

I wanted to be a writer from as early as I can remember. Sure, I also wanted to - at different times - be an astronaut, policeman, trucker, Olympic archer, and of course, Batman.

EDITOR, Re. "Salmon film 'fiction,'" Letters, Chief, April 25).

There aren't many days that go by when I'm not grateful for living in a town like ours, but last weekend I was reminded in a way reminiscent of that old Maxell tape print ad - you know, the one with the guy sitting in his armchair literally being blo

For as long as most of us can remember, those running our major political parties have wielded a great deal of power in Canada's parliamentary democracy.

Historically, councils have annually set priorities which provided direction for staff to focus energy and resources.

The sixth annual Hike for Hospice is being held on Sunday (May 5), when you are invited to join other participants at the Station Mall for registration at 9:30 a.m. followed by the hike (walk) at 10 a.m.

EDITOR, Thanks for the tongue-in-cheek caution in your Squamish Chief Editorial of April 25 ("Not so fast, GAS") about our stepping on the GAS too quickly in reference to our hope that, with the water source for the proposed Garibaldi at Squamish all

Like it or not, the provincial election is creeping up and, as with every election, it's bound to catch some people with their pants down. Elections have never been a crowd drawer in Canada.

EDITOR, There once was a town with very little employment Without work there is no enjoyment The council has created jobs for consulting For which the townspeople think is downright insulting There once was a town who was very much in debt The counci

The Sea to Sky Singers are looking forward to presenting their annual Spring Concert this weekend at St. John's Anglican Church. The theme is "WordPlay" and the members will perform numbers composed by B.C. musicians on Saturday (April 27) at 7:30 p.