Opinion

Pssst... come here, but we have to be quiet because it's possible that we're breaking the law. On Feb. 13, Bill 42 (affectionately known as B.C.'s Gag Law) came into effect and placed limits on what we can say in our democracy.

This letter was sent to the District of Squamish and copied to The Chief for publication. On Feb.

Story:It's absurd to think that a casino is good for anyone, let alone the Squamish Nation.

Re: "Be a responsible pet owner, please!" letter to The Chief, Feb. 20. That dog was my dog and his name is Longhorn, named after the bar in Whistler where I used to live and work.

The Province of British Columbia has proclaimed March 4 as "TB Vets Day" for the second year in a row. This official proclamation is in honour of our extensive charitable contributions to communities throughout B.C. over the past six decades.

I'm going to set up a lemonade stand on Highway 99. This return to my childhood is not because I enjoy serving beverages nor is it because I like the pang of lemon juice in my eyes.

One of the things that makes Squamish such an amazing and unique community is its incredible level of volunteerism.

Re: Mooney pleads guilty to sexual assault, The Chief, Feb. 20. It was very upsetting to see your handling of the Ryan Mooney sentencing in your recent article.

Council Corner

I'm relieved to hear that Triack Resources Ltd. is closing its doors in Brackendale. Our family has been exposed to high levels of jet engine-like noise from their worksite.