Opinion

Editor, So here's the scenario: you're just getting back to work from the holidays. You probably wouldn't have minded a few more days off; you've been working hard this year, probably harder than you ever have.

This letter was sent to West Vancouver-Sea to Sky-Sunshine Coast MP John Weston and copied to The Chief for publication. Editor, Mr.

Not that many years ago, people with mental illness were being burned at the stake as witches or as possessed by demons. Though no longer the case, we still push "them" to the periphery of society, shunning people out of fear or ignorance.

Editor, It is now five years since the horror of the tsunami that devastated parts of India, Sri Lanka etc. Shortly afterward the community of Squamish opened their hearts and wallets to "adopt" the community of Wanduruppa.

I've had this concern brewing in the back of my mind for a while and if you are a gardener I have a few questions for you.

After much festive eating of rich foods and celebrating with drinks, I always look forward to the new year when I re-focus on healthy living. A great way to break out is with a detoxifying diet.

This letter was sent to the School District 48 board of trustees and superintendent Dr. Rick Erickson and copied to The Chief for publication.

Editor, We would like a believable, logical reason why our school district's name has been changed. All the people that I have mentioned this to had no idea this has happened. A very proud "Howe Sound District #48" is now "Sea to Sky District #48.

The following letter to Squamish's mayor and council was copied to The Chief for publication. Mayor and Council, I am writing to you in response to your calling for final comments on the draft OCP.

Editor, In response to last week's article ("Tour touts benefits of wood biomass fuel," The Chief, Nov. 20), I would like to assert that switching from burning oil and gas to biomass as an energy source is going from the frying pan into the fire.