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Food for thought: Kids need our help

Food for thought: Kids need our help

One of the most important lessons I learned as a teacher happened at the end of my first month of teaching in Antigonish, N.S.
Where’s our sign?

Where’s our sign?

Recently The New Yorker magazine carried a cartoon depicting a group of people having a discussion in an office. The following caption appeared at the bottom of the drawing: “Our brand is about talking about our brand.
A ranking that makes no sense

A ranking that makes no sense

Undefeated season = sixth place?
Justice up in smoke

Justice up in smoke

No matter what you think of marijuana dispensaries, the RCMP crackdown on the new shop in downtown Squamish creates a haze of discomfort among those who believe in democracy.
New trampoline centre to be built in Squamish

New trampoline centre to be built in Squamish

‘Airhouse’ indoor training facility to be packed full of trampolines
You still can’t buy your way into the online fast lane

You still can’t buy your way into the online fast lane

In the past few years, a fight has been raging in Canada and the U.S. about something called “net neutrality.” Last week, the U.S.
Fanning the embers

Fanning the embers

Well Squamish, promise made, promise kept! During our election last fall, in an effort to alleviate voter apathy I pledged that, as a professional stuntman, I would perform a fire stunt if our community raised its voter turnout. So on Feb.
Letter: Hockeyville not a saviour

Letter: Hockeyville not a saviour

Hockeyville is not necessarily the saviour one thinks it could be for Squamish hockey. I knew some of the people involved when Terrace won Hockeyville.
Letter: Where did all the LNG jobs go?

Letter: Where did all the LNG jobs go?

We were told LNG would bring us local jobs.
Letter: Decision reveals some councillors' attitude toward rule of law

Letter: Decision reveals some councillors' attitude toward rule of law

Council’s recent decision to decline FortisBC’s borehole test permit, even though municipal staff, environmental experts and legal counsel said FortisBC met all the requirements for the permit, reveals a fundamental problem with District of Squamish
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