Opinion

EDITOR, In response to Dr. Paul Martiquet's comments about legalizing pot, I say no way. If we legalize the use of pot, which is a drug, then we might as well legalize cocaine, LSD and other drugs.

U.K.-born Hazel Morley is a certified international trainer and coach, now based in Squamish. In this new column, she will share proven, practical tips on managing your "neck-top computer" (i.e.

Setting up shop in this town can be a risky undertaking at the best of times. Sometimes it's anybody's guess what separates the winners from the losers but there are more than enough success stories to guide our inquiry.

With the municipal election already fading into the rear-view mirror, let's hope one of our first priorities will be the creation of high-paying local jobs. Just over a month ago North Vancouver-based Seaspan Marine Corp.

Editor's note: This is a letter that was sent to Squamish mayor, council and all other council candidates in response to a letter that was circulated by Garibaldi Springs landowner Doug Day last week. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

The annual Christmas Bazaar at St. Joseph's Catholic Church at 2449 The Boulevard will be held on Saturday (Nov. 26) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Editor's note: This is a letter to Hon. Blair Lekstrom, B.C. Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, Hon. Christy Clark, Premier, and Joan McIntyre, MLA, West Vancouver-Sea to Sky. It was copied to The Chief for publication.

EDITOR, Without prejudice, from one of these guys in Squamish: I am writing this letter in response to the article in the recent Chief article regarding the future of Garibaldi Springs ("Developer to cut golf course access," Nov. 11).

EDITOR, I am deeply concerned with Stephen Harper and the Conservative government's attempt to pass Bill C-10, more commonly known as the Crime Bill.

If Squamish voters sent any sort of message in Saturday's (Nov. 19) municipal election, it was certainly a mixed one - if not just a tad confusing.