Local Arts

Renee Gilmour has been baking since she was six and quickly eclipsed even her mom’s baking. “I just took to it naturally,” she explains.

It was an enthusiasm I hadn’t seen from an adult in a while: an animated grandmother, purposefully bounding toward me with a huge smile on her face and a contrasting furrow in her brow. “Why doesn’t anyone say ‘no’ to children anymore?” she queried.

Science fiction has always been pretty good at predicting the future of technology.

Living in Squamish allows a true connection to the environment

For this Happy New Year, Michelle Henderson-Topp presents “Many Happy Things,” mixed-media and acrylic paintings inspired by words or lyrics from a song, a verse from a poem or a common expressions.

Welcome to the year 2015! A new year is a time to plan goals, ambitions, desires and resolutions, if you will, into a calendar of sorts.

Popular community columnist Maureen Gilmour turns page on long career

If there is anything I’ve learned about the turning of the year, it’s that it is about gluttony, not guilt. Santa isn’t concerned about his beltline and the food and parties are fantastic. The sun goes down early enough to make a 4 p.m.

It’s just before Christmas and the family visiting has begun, with nights spent in spare rooms as a family, bedtimes thrown right off, far too much drinking and eating to be healthy, and tempers flaring as sleep-deprived parents battle their kids and

Market vendor Jillian Ritchie enjoys working with beads, gold and silver