Opinion

A simple television set was once considered the absolute pinnacle in home entertainment.

Editor, Wow! What an amazing week! Kim and I were lucky enough to make the trip from Indiana to the [North American Whippet Racing Association and the National Oval Track Racing Association] nationals in Squamish ["All dogs go to Brennan," The Chief,

Editor, I saw notice of the anniversary of Greg Parker's passing with a mixture of regret and melancholy. Greg and I did "Chips and Pop" service at Don Ross for a few years. I came to appreciate that we were the only Dads in that service.

This letter was sent to Squamish Nation chief and council and copied to The Chief for publication. Squamish Nation policies are set up for only children living on reserve, in regards to education for preschool ages.

Editor, The proposed $750,000 Olympic sport legacy fund is a much-needed boost for recreational infrastructure in our community, a town chronically beset with financial needs with no shortage of places to invest ["Help spend $750K Olympic legacy," Th

In July, the District of Squamish Council decided to join the Whistler Forum's Harmony II Tour to Shanghai, China to advance our community's economic development initiatives.

As people from all generations filled the Avenida de la Americas on Aug. 6 to partake in the festivities commemorating the end of the Spanish dominion in Bolivia 185 years ago, political and social instabilities seem to have disappeared.

The provincial government's new drug review process could potentially include individuals with connections to the pharmaceutical industry in a move that has left critics troubled.

Dark, earthy, cool and full of the fruits of much labour, is how I remember the root cellar of my childhood home.

A warm, friendly Squamish welcome to all our visitors who will be in town this weekend to attend the Live at Squamish Festival at the Loggers Sports grounds and adjacent areas.