Opinion

I love horror movies. I don't mean the current batch of so-called "torture porn"-style slasher flicks in which it's more about gross-out than true terror.

Editor's note: This is a letter to the chair and directors of the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

EDITOR, As the debate around the proposed gondola through Stawamus Chief Provincial Park continues, I have been frustrated by the fact that most of the support for the project in Squamish seems to stem from economic reasons, prospective new jobs and

EDITOR, If the proposed Sea to Sky Gondola gets permission, if it gets financing, if it is built, I will use it, possibly several times a year. Given my pro-park position, call me a hypocrite if you must.

The lawn bowling green is situated near the Seniors Centre and next week on Tuesday (May 29) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., action gets underway. For the novice, instruction is provided by Level II coach Patricia McNair.

This Saturday (May 26), members of the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary-Pacific, supporters and media will gather at Horseshoe Bay for what's being termed a "special marine search and rescue event where a new name and look will be announced for hundred

Editor's note: This is an abbreviated version of a letter that was sent to ICBC. It was copied to The Chief for publication. I recently moved from Vancouver to Squamish.

EDITOR, I am writing to add my voice to the chorus of opposition to the Sea to Sky Gondola proposal. I am a Squamish resident who has a physical disability.

EDITOR, If you went to New York City would you see a Broadway show? I would, which was why I recently attended your local production of Love Laugh Cry and the Music of Your Life at the Brackendale Art Gallery on April 29.

"Finding ways to make projects work, rather than reasons for them not to" is a theme which rings through council's priorities as well as the work plan that resulted from the core service reviews.