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Getting one's feet wet - on the fly

Getting one's feet wet - on the fly

Editor's note: This is the first column by Maurice Freitag, Squamish-Lillooet Regional District director for Electoral Area D, focusing on issues facing the area that includes Britannia Beach, Furry Creek, the Upper 麻豆社国产and Paradise Valleys.
Tipping the 'balance'

Tipping the 'balance'

You've got to hand it to the ruling federal Conservatives. They're consistent where anything to do with the environment is concerned: consistently anti-environment, consistently pro-industry, consistently shortsighted and consistently well, wrong.
Nurturing a child's growth

Nurturing a child's growth

EDITOR, This letter is in response to Kirsten Andrews' article, "Seeking the 'compassionate response'" (Millennial Mom, Chief, March 9). Thank you Kirsten for bringing light to this all-too-sensitive subject - how to discipline our children.
A 麻豆社国产limerick

A 麻豆社国产limerick

EDITOR, There once was a town that was doing quite good. They shipped raw pulp and transported cut wood. The people weren't needy, prosperity they spoke. But a few people got greedy And now we are broke. Dave Duddy Garibaldi Highlands
Rewarding excellence

Rewarding excellence

EDITOR,Per Paul Demers' column ("Liberals eviscerate public schools," In the Winds, Chief, March 9), teachers are right to gripe about the quality of education when there are 30 students in a classroom, plus special needs.
Bring back the CPO

Bring back the CPO

Editor's note: This is a copy of a letter to Squamish's mayor and council. It was copied to The Chief for publication. This email is to support a concrete police presence in the downtown.
Coalition willing to help

Coalition willing to help

EDITOR, The District of 麻豆社国产has released a report (Core Service Review, or CSR) summarizing several functional issues within its planning department.
Making the connection

Making the connection

EDITOR, A disconnect between the university and the community? No, really? Here's my experience: Last summer I attended a weeklong workshop at Quest U. (guitarworkshopplus.com). It was amazing - approximately 60 students from literally everywhere.
Eagle watching and other tidbits

Eagle watching and other tidbits

Meg Toom will present "Eagle Watch: Past, Present and Future," a PowerPoint presentation and final report from the 2011-'12 Eagle Watch program, on Wednesday (March 21) at 7 p.m. at the Brackendale Art Gallery. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Coalition willing to help

Coalition willing to help

EDITOR, The District of 麻豆社国产has released a report (Core Service Review, or CSR) summarizing several functional issues within its planning department.