Opinion

When the Squamish Nation holds its vote to determine its position on Woodfibre LNG, it will be marking an important milestone not only for its Nation, but possibly also for the rest of B.C.

Once a student has decided to pursue a degree or diploma at a university or college, the struggle to find cash begins.

Is it only my imagination, or has the cigarette butt blight reached epidemic proportions? Those unsightly little stubs are everywhere. They’re in our waterways, on shorelines, in parks and playgrounds, on roads and sidewalks.

Our online lives are not anonymous – everyone is collecting information on you

Five years ago I was given a camera, a notepad and a pen and headed off to my very first Loggers Sports event. Back then, I had no idea of the difference between birling and hand bucking.

It’s not fair. Officially, rent in B.C. can only be increased 2.5 per cent this year, but a loophole in the regulations means some renters in Squamish are facing rent increases 10 times higher, 25 per cent – or even higher.

With just a little over seven weeks still left to go, I’m already sick of the federal election. Don’t get me wrong, I’m pretty stoked for Election Day – Oct.

Competition is a natural part of sport, commerce and politics.

A few weeks ago you ran a letter regarding a lost hearing aid. After it was found and returned to a hearing aid provider, the owner was traced through serial numbers and so forth.

Why do politicians say things that aren’t true? Information comes out seemingly every day about things politicians say that are untrue, can’t be verified or imaginary.