Opinion

This letter was addressed to MP John Weston and copied to the Chief publication.

It's August and the Second Avenue Seven are on a well-deserved hiatus from tedious council meetings. But when they spring back into action next month councillors will need to address a number of festering issues.

The Liberals have really stepping in it now - and in the Sea to Sky, it's up to MLA Joan McIntyre to clean up the mess.

I am flabbergasted, aghast, dumbfounded and any other colourful synonym that you might like to use to describe how much people in Squamish have become a squabbling bunch of nine-year-olds. All I hear is GAS this, GAS that. Down with corporate stores.

All of us here at Sea to Sky Community Services Society (SSCSS) anticipate that everyone is enjoying the wonderful summer we have had so far.

This is in response to the Dr. Ashely Gordon's Healthy Life commentary ("Lyme disease revisited," The Chief, Aug. 14). What a disservice and potential danger to your readers this article was.

Editor The Outpatient Clinical Treatment (Adult,Child and Youth) and School Based Prevention Programs at Sea to Sky Community Services Society (SSCSS) has received notification of termination from Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCH) for two of i

There are indications the provincial government may introduce controversial legislation that will allow authorities to detain at-risk youths against their will, and that has civil liberties and youth advocacy groups concerned.

I am newly moved to Squamish as of last December. I moved here to enjoy the beautiful country surrounding Squamish and specifically to climb.

Lyme disease and co-infections are rapidly spreading and tick removal can be seen on my website on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9dsmFVPDqs.