Opinion

Call it more proof that time flies. It's hard to believe it's already been three months since the whole town was talking about the $20-million question.

Squamish Council has now granted two separate developers similar development variances and the latest variance, granted to the developers of the Thunderbird Creek development, should indicate some of the standards in Squamish are out of step with mod

Letters

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Deadlines and late-night nail-biting finishes at the polls leave me little recourse but to finally discuss a topic that isn't our provincial election.

One of my favourite guilty reading pleasures is alt-histories - you know, stories that describe what might have happened if Napoleon had won at Waterloo, or the U.S.

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Letters

On May 17, British Columbians will vote in the province's 38th general election. In the last provincial election, 45 per cent of eligible voters didn't bother to vote. Maybe they just needed a good reason - here are 20. Because it's your right.

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