Opinion

These days most major municipal bulletins, including the recently published Squamish Community Profile (SCP), highlight the importance of the so-called "knowledge industry.

Talk about confusing.

EDITOR, The Business Improvement Association (BIA) serving the downtown commercial centre in Squamish is at risk of ceasing to exist.

In deal-making parlance, it's called a quid pro quo. According to Wikipedia, the term "indicates a more or less equal exchange or substitution of goods or services.

The local food movement would not be complete without a nice cold drink to go along with it. Choosing a quality local beer won't prove too difficult as B.C. brews some outstanding suds.

I have been reflecting on our development practices of late particularly small lot subdivisions. Today I hope to get you thinking. Sustainability is our goal and what we want for present and future generations.

Anyone in the Sea to Sky Corridor interested in healthy, accessible food is urged to attend a discussion on Community Food Charters.

EDITOR, Re. Events in Egypt. Events in Egypt have the potential to change the world. For far too long these people have lived a suppressed life and realize the power of the people, their want and needs are simple.

Before I had kids, I used to sleep in on most weekends. It was glorious.

EDITOR, Re. "Smoking rules affect senior," Chief, Feb. 11. The Respite program at Hilltop House is no longer open to everyone needing it. It has become open to non-smokers only.