Opinion

Editor, As we approach the provincial election, B.C. Liberal supporters are claiming that there have been no cuts to education under the current government, and that any staffing reductions are because of declining enrolment.

This week's edition of The Chief features the start of a series on the dangers of an illegal drug commonly known as crystal meth.

Letters

The issue: MLA's last day in legislature WE SAY: His last words were spoken last year The B.C. Legislature wrapped up last week to allow MLAs to focus on their most important mission as elected representatives - keeping their jobs.

THE ISSUE: Municipal budget WE SAY: Zero per cent increase comes with a windfall - how will they spend it? Squamish council spent a good amount of time patting itself on the back Tuesday (March 8) for passing what it called its second straight zero p

By Larry Murray Chair - Squamish Oceanfront Development Corporation Two special events are taking place on the Squamish oceanfront.

Letters

Letters

Our latest referendum has caused many things to happen. For one, it got everyone talking about Squamish's need for new facilities. It also kicked off the municipal election campaign so very early.

The referendum result is in and the result is loud and clear. I certainly accept the fact that for whatever reason the people of Squamish decided not to endorse the bylaw to borrow money to build several new facilities.