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In their editorial on May 31, [ 鈥淗ow will the Woodfibre LNG saga end? 鈥漖 The 麻豆社国产 editorial staff called the District of Squamish鈥檚 motion asking for Woodfibre LNG to meet the recommended IPCC climate targets a 鈥済esture.鈥� It鈥檚 not.

I read with interest in The 麻豆社国产 [鈥� To calm traffic in the Garibaldi Highlands, developer Bob Cheema proposes access road 鈥� June 11] that there is consideration for an access road to the proposed mining operation on the 鈥楥heema lands鈥� which

It鈥檚 hard for me to read an article titled 鈥淚t鈥檚 a total bummer鈥� that a bike race was cancelled [Published in The Chief June 4] when Black and Indigenous people are dying. Every ad in the last two editions of the paper feature white people.

Regarding the article 鈥� Can 麻豆社国产LNG reduce global emissions ,鈥� published online June 9 鈥� this issue has been studied countless times with the same conclusion: LNG will reduce global emissions. The arguments made by Mr. David Hughes and Mr.

Looking at the pages of this paper published one year ago, it makes clear all we are missing out on due to the pandemic. There are photos of graduation, of course, with youth arm in arm and crowds of families with no thought to their proximity.

Miki鈥檚 Magic mountain bike trail was officially opened on Saturday, June 13, with Mikayla鈥檚 close friends and family. We cannot express the depth of our gratitude to so many people who made this trail possible.

This is seemingly not a new issue, but right now, seems to be at an extreme where gas prices in 麻豆社国产are significantly higher than our neighbours in Vancouver, Whistler or Pemberton 鈥� often over 20 cents per litre more in many cases.

As calls for racial justice sweep the world, there are still some out here in 麻豆社国产鈥� and across Canada 鈥� who take pride in the supposed fact that the legacy of slavery is only an American problem. We should re-examine that.

Every day at around 4:30 p.m. an email hits my inbox and it is one that holds increasingly fascinating and, frankly, worrisome news.

I鈥檓 a proud Campbell who celebrates my Scottish heritage as often as I can, especially when downing a big pile of haggis every Robbie Burns Day. But I鈥檓 not going to let that stand in the way of change.