Opinion

There is nothing like procrastination. I am supposed to be working on a research paper with a deadline looming, but I can't seem to keep my eyes from wandering to my next door neighbour's hawthorn tree.

This letter was sent to the District of Squamish planning department, mayor and councillors and copied to The Chief for publication.

Editor, Do you know why the buses here don't run on Sundays, or really in the evening, or why you can't take dogs on them? My car recently broke down and I was all but cut off in Brackendale.

Editor, This is an open letter to thank the residents of Howe Sound for their participation and support of the Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart programs this past year.

Editor, I read The Chief's recent article regarding the change of ownership at Tim Hortons. We have been away since the sale and I was unaware The Chief had tried to contact me, which is unfortunate but no mystery.

A Delta-based company that ships tractor trailers between Vancouver Island and the Mainland appears to have hired the premier's former special advisor Ken Dobell to lobby the government.

They've done it: discovered the secret to living a long life! Actually, it's less of a discovery than an affirmation.

Editor, One wonders who were the bright lights behind the "Squamish Commercial Area" signs on the Sea to Sky Highway.

When I drive down Highway 99 I can't help but start humming that song from the 1970s. You know, the one that goes "sign, sign, everywhere a sign, blocking out the scenery breaking my mind.

If there's one thing that can be said about Premier Gordon Campbell, he sure can make a room sit up and take notice.