Opinion

Editor's note: This is a letter sent to the District of Squamish. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

EDITOR, Sea to Sky Transit, the service between Squamish and Whistler, is in crisis. People in Whistler and Squamish use the buses to commute, shop, use government and medical services and for recreation.

EDITOR, I wish to compliment The Chief and reporter Meagan Robertson on the substantial article on local forest management issues in last week's paper ("Balanced tree harvest becoming more crucial," The Chief, Nov. 19).

A provincial New Democrat executive member and former candidate has quit the party over its "marginalization of Indigenous peoples, communities, voices and issues.

"Improvised explosive device" and "targeted" attack are terms we've been hearing on the news for the past several years.

EDITOR, I am writing at this time in regards to my support of the Squamish Oceanfront development.

Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Director: David Yates Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint Rated: PG-13 Running time: 146 minutes OK, Harry Potter is great for a few reasons.

Editor's note: Squamish resident Jessica Butler, who has been living in the South American country of Bolivia while working for the non-profit Guia Foundation, has been providing regular updates on her experiences to Chief readers.

EDITOR, In response to Andy Wills' letter regarding the Squamish commuter bus (Pique), would someone please tell the Squamish commuters to pay their own way? The alternative is asking the District of Squamish to pay it for them.

With a short 12 months remaining before the next municipal election, should we all genuflect in tribute to the incumbents on Second Avenue or set our hair on fire in a fit of outrage? So far, at least publicly, this group has not engaged in the ranco