Opinion

It’s already congested, and the situation is expected to become worse.

A few weeks ago, I received an email from a Quest University student requesting a correction around my use of pronouns for a couple of fellow students in a story.

As you read this, I will be just starting a three-month challenge. I am pledging to wear the same dress, yes the actual same dress, every day consecutively for 90 days. For my challenge, I purchased my black sheath dress for $71 at a Squamish shop.

My daughter turned 13 this month. This week, she encountered a situation that left her feeling bewildered and upset. She was in a local shop, purchasing makeup with a friend. They picked up a smaller item and proceeded to wander the store.

The mayor commented in the paper that the lack of affordable housing was a product of our success.

The question before the Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) of the Province of British Columbia regarding the proposal to develop a 22,000-bed unit, all-season resort called Garibaldi at Squamish was essentially this: Were there were any environmen

They set out Friday to make the town a better place – and they succeeded.

There’s a nasty little turf war going on in the Shining Valley. It’s all about power and control issues, jurisdictional disputes, and of course, squabbles about errant deposits of doggie doo-doo. Welcome to the Squamish condo scene, folks.

With the crazy housing crisis that has hit Squamish, I feel compelled to write a letter. I first moved to Squamish in 1997 and bought a small, two-bedroom starter home. I started a small marketing business in 2003, which I still operate.

At the recent forum regarding the affordability of home ownership in Squamish, someone finally connected that good-paying jobs in the community will make homeownership more affordable to families.