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Have you ever picked up a copy of The Chief and wondered, 鈥淲here are the youth voices in our community?鈥� As a youth, I feel it鈥檚 important to know about what鈥檚 going on around town in a way that appeals to me.

She is ever-present, omnipresent. She sails the 麻豆社国产mountains. Wherever you go in Squamish, she is there, front and center. 麻豆社国产is blessed by wind. It cools us while other places suffer from the scorching sun.

How much about Mount Garibaldi do you know? To the Skwxwu7mesh Uxwumixw (麻豆社国产Nation), Mount Garibaldi is known as Ch鈥檏ay-Nch鈥檏ay, meaning, 鈥淕rimy one,鈥� or to my family, 鈥淒irty snow.

As we have moved into Phase 3 of reopening, there are several places where I feel especially safe around town.

This upcoming B.C.-Day weekend should have been the 63rd annual 麻豆社国产Days Loggers Sports Festival, but 鈥� COVID-19.

British Columbia has almost 700 people involved in contact tracing COVID-19 cases, a practice that is becoming increasingly crucial as people鈥檚 social circles widen.

At the time of writing this letter, it is unknown what council will decide regarding amending the camping bylaw into a full blanket ban which many constituents opposed last year, and that Pivot Legal strongly advised against as it violates Section 7

We are living in the era of outrage. Ostensibly, in the name of social justice, keyboard warriors take to social media to unleash their fury against anyone who has strayed from the 鈥渨oke鈥� handbook.

As many of you are well aware, we are in a different era. Norms that have been around for many, many years are now being challenged. Statues are being taken down. The NFL Washington team is dropping its 鈥淩edskins鈥� name. So too the Edmonton 鈥淓skimos.

Editor鈥檚 note: This letter refers to proposed bylaw amendment NO. 2722, 2020 for the Crumpit North area of Valleycliffe.