Opinion

Whatever your plans are for this Saturday (May 11), please take time to visit the Squamish Station Mall anytime between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and participate in the Balding for Dollars that supports children with cancer and blood disorders at B.C.

In a room full of people and five candidates representing four different parties, the guy who made the most sense was barefoot.

EDITOR, Voters in the West Vancouver-Sea-to-Sky riding are likely to be interested in learning more about Jordan Sturdy, the B.C. Liberal candidate.

So, are you looking for a little travel? Some adventure, maybe? Want to get away from the nagging mother-in-law? Do you think you have the "right stuff" to make it as an astronaut? The Netherlands-based non-profit Mars One is now accepting applicatio

EDITOR, As a founding member and member of the Britannia Beach Community Association (BBCA) for the last 24 years, it saddens me to hear that some of theresidents would like to take the foreshore lease out of the BBCA and make it aseparate entity.

I wanted to be a writer from as early as I can remember. Sure, I also wanted to - at different times - be an astronaut, policeman, trucker, Olympic archer, and of course, Batman.

EDITOR, Re. "Salmon film 'fiction,'" Letters, Chief, April 25).

There aren't many days that go by when I'm not grateful for living in a town like ours, but last weekend I was reminded in a way reminiscent of that old Maxell tape print ad - you know, the one with the guy sitting in his armchair literally being blo

For as long as most of us can remember, those running our major political parties have wielded a great deal of power in Canada's parliamentary democracy.

Historically, councils have annually set priorities which provided direction for staff to focus energy and resources.