Living

Sarah Keller's 'Mountains of the Sea to Sky' includes Sḵwx̱wú7mesh names.

A drastic change in personal hygiene, personality, daily activity can all signal some mental-health issues

Block off your first hour of the day, walk the dog together and see where those lead.

Like many single parents — and plenty of others — Liesl Petersen found Squamish an expensive place to live. Innovation was going to be key if she was going to make it happen.

After a couple of years when socializing was either outright forbidden or fraught with fears of airborne dangers, many are looking to make up for lost time. Squamish pubs are aiming to make it extra fun.

But in an era when nourishment sometimes means scarfing down drive-thru sack food, some Squamish culinarians are celebrating the idea of relaxing with friends and genuinely savouring the food before us.

It's hard to imagine two activities more unalike than heels dancing and snowshoeing … but that is a testament to the diversity of goings-on available in this corner of the planet!

Stop reading now if you are under 40 unless you want to know what it feels like to be that middle-aged woman who you probably avoid, judge or at least are grateful that you are not her.

To start, focus on your health and well-being.

Long before streaming led audiences to binge-watch entire series in a single weekend, there was just plain old primetime-television-watching bliss—and fan favorites such as "The West Wing" and "The Sopranos" kept fans glued