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My concern: LNG safety

My concern: LNG safety

Dear Editor, Who has the time, energy and expertise to analyze the thousands of pages of information regarding the proposed Woodfibre LNG plant in Squamish? The deadline for comments is March 23 so I’ve decided to focus my attention on the public hea
Two sides of the story

Two sides of the story

Dear Editor, There certainly appear to be lots of reasons for concern about the Woodfibre LNG project, but surely Councillors Anders and Morse are absolutely right in wanting the council to reserve judgement until the project’s proponents have been g
Onwards and upward, Bowen

Onwards and upward, Bowen

Dear Editor, The Bowen Island Golf Club was delighted to be one of many Bowen and West Vancouver businesses showcasing themselves on a sunny and beautiful Saturday at BICS.
Some thoughts on Woodfibre LNG

Some thoughts on Woodfibre LNG

Dear Editor, In the 1970s when my family settled on Passage Island, the industrial age was coming to an end in Howe Sound.
Community support makes all the difference

Community support makes all the difference

Dear Editor, This fall, I entered a Masters of Divinity program at Vancouver School of Theology at UBC. I had been considering this move for a few decades and finally decided to make the commitment.
The scent of nostalgia

The scent of nostalgia

A big thank you for making Operation Red Nose happen

A big thank you for making Operation Red Nose happen

Dear Editor, The Rotary Club of Bowen Island (RCBI) has completed the fifth annual Operation Red Nose (ORN) with the help of Rudy and his many friends on Bowen Island. We are grateful for the support, participation and friendship of our islanders.
The success of Cymbeline

The success of Cymbeline

To the Editor, Please allow me to use your pages to thank the many people who worked behind the scenes to make last weekend’s run of Shakespeare’s Cymbeline such a success.
Pick-up parties

Pick-up parties

On Saturday, inspired by the likes of Sam Knowles I took to the streets. Well, actually, I just took to my street, with a bag and a rake and a strong desire to remove as many piles of poop and bags of poop (doggie, I’m thinking) as possible.
This week in Undercurrent history

This week in Undercurrent history

25 years ago in the Undercurrent Mid-February 1990 brought weather-woes to Bowen Island. Snow, wind and freezing temperatures wrought havoc on the power (or lack there of) and on commuters.