Opinion

If you think October 2018 was complicated, wait until edible cannabis products are legalized by October 2019. It’s just a matter of time before the edible market represents the majority of the cannabis market in Canada.

And so the big-tent parties can heave a sigh of relief, while the B.C. Green Party can only look on despairingly as its best chance at escaping the political margins has vanished, likely for a very, very long time.

It is funny where reporting takes you. Until early this year, I was a vocal atheist.

Is there any logic to the make-or-break residential and commercial development scene in Squamish? Two Years ago, Doug Day sold the Garibaldi Springs Golf Course to Polygon Developments, after a futile battle with the District to convert the links int

In a recent opinion piece published by the Squamish Chief, “ Black to the basics ,” [Dec. 6] Paul Demers gives a fair but privileged critique of Black Friday.

Much has been written about the District of Squamish’s inability to efficiently serve developers whose primary motivation is most often rooted in maximizing profits without consideration of community development as a whole.

Sesame Street’s Kermit famously sings, “It’s Not Easy Being Green.” This is true for Squamish residents trying to be ethical and environmental during the Christmas season.

About three-quarters of the material in the Squamish landfill shouldn’t be there, according to an audit by the Tetra Tech, commissioned by the District of Squamish.

I’m all for sponsorship and leveraging opportunities. Our recreation centre is showing its age and needs an overhaul. I, for one, would love to see a waterpark at this location.

Christmas isn't merry for everyone in Squamish, but there are ways to combat the stress