Opinion

T his is the time of year when newspaper writers like to gaze into the crystal balls they don’t have and shed light on what is expected to happen in the future.

It seems that those fears about explosions at liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities may have been a little overblown.

Expenditures on branding Squamish were not a good use of funds

When I was a child, few things excited me more than the little wrapped packages my mother placed below the Christmas tree as Dec. 25 approached.

Canadian girl of German descent meets Canadian boy of English descent in Whistler. After a day of skiing it’s clear there’s a high level of compatibility. There’s also no doubt these two want to get to know each other better.

You’ve heard of Santa’s helpers – who work till Christmas night.

Let’s put a little reality under the tree this year

Life kicked into high gear a couple of months ago and I haven’t seen hide nor hair of my sanity since. After going back to work full-time – in an office with other humans, no less – I’ve had to adjust to a whole new reality.

I envy people with faith when this time of year comes around. I’ve never been a religious sort of person – although I do consider myself spiritual.

Though Science World has embraced the Christy Clark LNG roadshow, it’s not about “science.” It’s about money and politics – and complete disregard for B.C’s environmental integrity.