Opinion

It’s the season of the slow cooker, and this being Squamish, we get an extra long season of simmer. I regularly hear from people who express interest in using their slow cookers (also known as crock pots) but don’t seem to get around to it.

T wo full weeks of electioneering have passed and we’re starting to get an idea of who is serious and who tossed their names in just to feed their egos. The cool kids these days are using social media as part of their strategy for getting elected.

Author offers guide to youth sports

I t’s pretty clear that the dividing question for this year’s municipal election will be something along the lines of “Do you support the Woodfibre LNG plant?” A ll-candidates’ meetings will not be complete until at least one polling of the candidate

I n some tests, it’s not enough to give the correct answer – you also have to show your work to get full marks.

T he journey of chocolate from bean to bar is a complicated one. Cacao beans grow only in the narrowest of regions north and south of the equator.

Columnist Jeremy Blumel writes above travelling and climbing all with a baby in tow

S ome would argue that our greatest role as parents is to help raise our children to become independent, self-sufficient adults.

Columnist delves into the LNG debate

Columnist John French takes a look at Squamish Nation politics