Opinion

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.

B.C. premier blames media for the mixed signals his government is sending

Federal transportation minister slams B.C. in a newly released letter over security, funding, transparency concerns

As the Dryden Creek wildfire tripled in size within days, a former fire protection officer is calling out the BC Wildfire Service for what he describes as a weak and delayed aerial response.

'With the spring and summer seasons as hot and dry as they are now, I know this won’t be the first time I’ll be on edge about a wildfire encroaching on my community'

Attorney general says class action against McKinsey & Co. marks next step in campaign to hold global firms responsible for addiction harms

A concerned resident is calling on the District of Squamish to demand critical infrastructure investments—including hospitals, transit, and emergency planning—before complying with the province’s aggressive new housing targets.

Two fast-tracked bills centralize authority, bypass democratic checks and threaten Indigenous consultation under the guise of urgent reform