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No to GAS

No to GAS

This letter was copied to The Chief for publication. Mayor Greg Gardner, District of Squamish council, Minister of Environment Barry Penner and Joan McIntyre, I am a resident of Squamish and I do not support GAS (Garibaldi at Squamish).
GAS is a shame

GAS is a shame

Editor, I went for a swim in beautiful Brohm Lake today, and was reflecting on the Garibaldi at Squamish (GAS) proposal. I believe it is a shame to even be considering it.
Shut down GAS

Shut down GAS

Editor, We, the people of Squamish have the power to shape our community. We have the power to refuse to stretch our boundaries to include the GAS development into the District of Squamish (DOS).
Initiatives can alter landscape in many ways

Initiatives can alter landscape in many ways

Tuesday I brought forward a motion that "staff investigates a 'No New Water' commitment that would explore the potential of meeting all new water demands through the efficient use of existing supplies" The intent is to stimulate constructive dialogue
Editorial: Sore over eyesore

Editorial: Sore over eyesore

Minutes after The Chief posted an online story on the Squamish Nation's latest plan for generating revenue, a firestorm of response has shown strong opposition. And the debate has exposed how fractured the neighbouring communities truly are.
Overdue library fees

Overdue library fees

British Columbia's public libraries may be forced to reduce their hours if they don't get the funding they need from the provincial government. Public Eye has exclusively learned those libraries haven't yet received their annual operating grants.
GAS questioned

GAS questioned

Editor, A few ofmy major economic and social concerns about the Garibaldi at Squamish proposal to develop golf courses and resorts are listed below.
Another perspective

Another perspective

Editor, There are certainly a lot of legitimate objections to the Garibaldi at Squamish (GAS) proposal in its present form, and it does look like a land grab at this point.
Bullies must be dealt with

Bullies must be dealt with

Editor, Enjoyed your lead article on schoolyard bullies. As an elementary school principle for 20 years I spent long hours dealing with bullies and bullying. I learned three important facts. One, record keeping is critical.
Radical communication makeover for GAS is imperative

Radical communication makeover for GAS is imperative

At first glance the recent exchange over the proposed Garibaldi at Squamish development came down to a simple turf war over who should control the popular Brohm Ridge recreation zone.
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