麻豆社国产

Editor, I thank Gord Gunner and others for their genuine concern for their community. Mr. Gunner wrote recently about a continuation of efforts to support the dredging of the Mamquam Channel ("Dredging needed," Sept. 24, 2010).

Editor, This letter is in response to John B. Challinor II (director of corporate affairs, Nestl茅 Waters Canada) "Bottle water info wrong" letter, published in the Sept. 24 issue of The Chief.

Cameron Chalmers, our general manager of community services, and I were just on a business development initiative in Shanghai. Upon return, the thing that struck me is that accolades for the accomplishments of our community keep pouring in.

I love animals. I don't, of course, mean that in any sort of weird way. Like I don't have a living room full of cat knickknacks or do unlicensed taxidermy in my basement or anything.

This was sent as an open letter to Cliff Miller and copied to The Chief for publication. I read with great interest your effort to acquire the trademark for 麻豆社国产as the "Mountain Bike Capital of Canada.

Experience Brackendale the way Emily Carr did when she visited in 1933.

Editor, I am writing in response to Sandra Brull's letter in the Sept. 24 issue of The Chief in regards to the GranFondo bicycle event ["GrandFondo good for Squamish"].

The Britannia Mine Museum had their grand re-opening this past weekend and I was one of the over 500 people who took in the festivities.

Editor, I read with interest the article written by Meagan Robertson that appeared in the Sept. 17, edition of the 麻豆社国产 entitled, "Bottled water banned in municipal facilities." In the piece, Ms.

Editor, After reading Ms. Sylvie Paillard's overall negative editorial about the RBC GranFondo I just couldn't bear the thought of not writing a response. Really Ms.