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New leadership needed to tackle current problems
To the Editor: With any board or position, it’s important to consider the changing needs of the organization and not become complacent. In just the past five years, we have seen dramatic change in Stowe, but elected officials have not answered that call. The incumbent, Billy Adams, has had his chance for 14 years to be bold with ideas and actions, yet he has not risen to that task. New leadership is now needed to solve the current issues facing Stowe.
Stowe should be wary of becoming even more corporately lopsided
If I still lived in Stowe, I would support the petition to keep the short-term rental registry in place, but unlike you, I couldn’t take it anymore. I recently sold my place and moved to Waterbury Center where I now have actual neighbors who live in the houses around me.
For those in hospice, this Jesuit prayer brought peace in the face of death
I once heard an older Jesuit quip, “I asked God to take my memory…. and he did!” He was referring to the Ignatian Suscipe, which begins, Take Lord, and receive all my liberty, my memory.Situated within the Fourth Week of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, it is a prayer of one who has taken a deep dive into the sea of God’s limitless love. Awed by the immensity of this love, the person is moved to mouth these poignant words of surrender, returning all that God has given with loving abandon.
B.C. tourism’s most important indicators show much of sector on life support
As the summer draws to a close, and the Province nears a decision on how to allocate its $1.5 billion recovery package, it would be easy for some people to make the false assumption that a strong August for some tourism operators means the B.C. tourism sector is on the road to recovery. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Opinion: Tourism businesses can’t weather this crisis alone, sector urgently needs targeted government aid
The usually busy Canada Place is deserted as no cruise ships are berthed in Vancouver. Jason Payne / PNG Opinion: A recovery will depend on smart and targeted investments in our sector. We can’t weather this alone. Without question, the tourism and hospitality sector has been devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Almost overnight, the industry saw a remarkable and distressing change.
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