Opinion

Nearly three in ten British Columbians say noise from power tools is a constant at-home disturbance, according to Research Co. survey

Once an LNG skeptic, premier now leaning on the project to power B.C.’s economy and his political fortunes

B.C. taxpayers are pouring millions into seven FIFA World Cup matches while tourism payoff remains wishful thinking

The recent wildfire above Depot Road in Squamish came dangerously close to homes—an experience that hit especially hard for one local journalist with a personal history of fire loss.

Research Co. poll shows deep divides on multiculturalism, health care and the monarchy amid shifting national mood

A Squamish parent is sounding the alarm over recent changes to British Columbia’s $10-a-day child-care program, warning that the province’s new funding model could destabilize high-quality centres and leave families without reliable care.

While most political decisions are made with short-term wins in mind, some policies—like those passed by past councils in Squamish—are proving their worth years later.

Health minister says her hands are tied over bureaucratic decision-making. But elected officials are put in office to make hard choices.