Opinion

In 2001 British Columbia's Provincial Health Officer, Dr Perry Kendall, examined the health of BC's Aboriginal population in his Annual Report. He found many problems and inadequacies.

Last month, Mary Polak said she was "perplexed" about an accusation that her ministry has stopped responding to recommendations made by the government's independent child protection watchdog.

Paint the Town Red is an invitation for all Canadians to join together to cheer the Canadian Olympic Team to victory. The Squamish Spirit Centre at Brennan Park is the place to see how Squamish students are helping to Paint the Town Red.

The Chief is pleased to introduce a new monthly feature by Squamish photographer and social activist Jessica Butler, who is on a humanitarian mission to help Bolivian youth survive economic and social hardship by initiating the Camino el Futuro proje

It's here and it's happening! Finally the 2010 Winter Olympics are underway and we are the center of the action. We are the heart.

Where are you from?" is a loaded question when it comes to the Olympics - especially when you win.

They came from Valleycliffe, from the Upper Squamish, from Dentville, from Downtown, from Brackendale, and from every other nook and cranny of this valley. And they were not disappointed.

Whether you finished high school can affect your health. Though put too simply, this highlights one of the factors that determine how healthy a group of people is.

A top bureaucrat has refused to give the government's independent child protection watchdog any further personal briefings about her poorly understood effort to massively overhaul the way British Columbia's children are protected.

Editor, Like so many others, I am smitten by the Olympic spirit and am looking forward to the next month of athletics and related events.