Opinion

Editor, Thank you Mr. Dowad for your informative letter regarding our district council ["Dear taxpayers," The Chief, Jan. 8]. I'm sure this is just the tip of the iceberg of rezoning and financial blunders. We will remember this on election day.

Editor, What I've seen as of recently has disgusted me to no extent. Yet again Whistler has proven that Squamish is their dumping grounds and we are considered second class to them. In the Squamish Chief dated Jan. 15.

Editor, As a Christian in our community, I felt I had a responsibility to write a response to the recent letter to the editor which spoke out against Bibles being included in the Christmas hampers ["Christmas Care pamphlets criticized," The Chief, De

Editor, On Saturday Jan. 16 my husband, Ernie fell and hit his head on the hearth. He had a severe cut and was bleeding badly. We called 911 and within minutes we had ambulance and fire response.

Wild at Art isn't so wild this year in a case of anticipation hitting reality.

Editor, Squamish is my home and community and I am writing to make my community aware of events that are happening in other parts of the world, that they may not be aware of. I have lived in Squamish for 20 years.

Inspiration sponsored by the Howe Sound Performing Arts Association is the presentation of two concerts benefiting the Howe Sound Music Festival. The first concert is this evening (Jan. 22) at 7 p.m.

Michael Ignatieff said last week there are "some problems" with a high-profile Liberal private member's bill meant to hold mining, oil and gas corporations responsible for their actions overseas.

Story: Between Shifts Theatre is holding auditions Sunday Jan 17 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Editor, In response to the letter to the editor a few weeks ago entitled "Christmas Care pamphlets criticized," [The Chief, Dec. 24].