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Lessons from Exxon Valdez

Lessons from Exxon Valdez

Editor's note: Over the next three weeks, Squamish Climate Action Network (CAN) member Ana Santos provides Chief readers with her observations during an expedition to study the impacts of the Exxon Valdez oil spill on the Prince William Sound, 21 yea
A happy mealtime for the 'picky eater'

A happy mealtime for the 'picky eater'

Story: Mealtime has significant meaning and purpose culturally, emotionally and nutritionally.
Tend to your dreams

Tend to your dreams

The Squamish Public Library is please to have Stacey Kaminski of Soulspace Studio facilitate a dream tending workshop on Thursday (July 15) at 7 p.m.
The struggle with online commenting

The struggle with online commenting

I'm glad I'm not the editor of a newspaper right now. A huge debate has been going on amongst online newspapers in recent months, regarding the sometimes-nasty, racist and libel-filled atmosphere of many of the comments sections of their sites.
Former solicitor general had pre-politics relationship with controversial campaign co-ordinator

Former solicitor general had pre-politics relationship with controversial campaign co-ordinator

Internal records exclusively obtained by Public Eye show Kash Heed and his former campaign co-ordinator Barinder Sall had a relationship dating back to before the former West Vancouver chief constable became involved in provincial politics.
A bid for democracy

A bid for democracy

It took a giant, fiberglass lumberjack to drive the point home, but it's become all too obvious the Adventure Centre management structure is not working.
Festival season is here

Festival season is here

Summer is here which means that festival season is well underway. In Squamish we have an impressive array of events that each adds a layer to our community fabric.
The blight of coastal gardens

The blight of coastal gardens

I had the pleasure of speaking to a great group of gardeners at the Squamish Senior's Center the other day. Our topic was great plant picks for the garden.
Power projects blend in

Power projects blend in

Editor, On a recent trip through the BC wilderness I had to stop by the side of the road to stretch my legs and get some fresh air. While doing so I noticed an operating run-of-river project in amongst the woods.
Keeping fun behind bars

Keeping fun behind bars

IN THE WIND by Paul Demers
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