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Giving drivers the heads up

Giving drivers the heads up

Driving along the Sea to Sky Highway this week to Vancouver and back, I couldn't help wishing that technology could find a way to improve the abilities of some of the more shall I say, unpredictable drivers I encountered.
CPP a good idea

CPP a good idea

On Tuesday, March 10, Guy Heywood of Renaissance Power approached the District of Squamish about building a Community Power Project (CPP). Renaissance Power consists of engineers, financier and businessmen who are very experienced in their fields.
Brohm Creek endangered

Brohm Creek endangered

GAS water extraction plans lands Brohm Creek on endangered rivers list
Inspiring picky eaters

Inspiring picky eaters

Here is what I know to be true: kids are amazing, creative, intuitive and smart little creatures who are just waiting to be inspired. The following are some tips on inspiring kids to go from apprehensive eaters to adventurous food lovers.
The dark side of media

The dark side of media

In a cringe-inducing attempt to ride on the coattails of popular satirists Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart, Fox News commentators managed to simultaneously insult a nation and sully the notion of responsible journalism this week.
Diary of a town jilted

Diary of a town jilted

July 2003: Dear Diary, I've just met him; the man of my dreams. He is so gorgeous, and he's promised me so much. First, let me tell you a little about him. He's French, but the family is originally Greek, so you know he's got swagger.
Marriage should be a choice

Marriage should be a choice

Story:One of the biggest arguments for gay marriage - and in this writer's opinion it's the only one that counts - is that all consenting adults should have the basic freedom to choose who they want to marry. It just seems like common sense.
A few thoughts from a returning councillor

A few thoughts from a returning councillor

Let me start off by thanking the community of Squamish for giving me the honour of representing them at City Hall over the next three years.
Bullies in the garden

Bullies in the garden

I just came back from an informative day at my annual master gardener's update, and was both impressed and horrified at presenter Gail Wallin's talk about invasive plants in B.C. Gail is the Executive Director of the Invasive Plant Council of B.C.
Maintain pressure to leash dogs

Maintain pressure to leash dogs

I would also like to express my, and some of our other dog-walking friends concerns ["Town is going to the dogs," The Chief, March 6].
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