Opinion

Millennial Mom Kirsten Andrews takes about easing the morning rush

Seeking Adventure columnist John French takes a look at the access to the backcountry

“I t’s my job to care and to ensure we don’t agree to provisions that are beyond the affordability of B.C. taxpayers.

W e’ve gone on about voter turnout before in this space, but it bears repeating: it’s incredibly frustrating that fewer people vote in municipal elections than for any other level of government.

Carl Walker shares view of latest argeement

Writer dives into Woodfibre debate

Quantum Shift columnist Helmut Manzl delves into the District of Squamish's LNG meeting

A thought I had in the current teachers dispute is, those who can afford private schooling have education for their children right now, and the rest don't. Public money makes up about half of private schooling's budget.

Teachers, students and parents are understandably frustrated and angered by the Liberal government’s continued roadblocks to finding a settlement to the current dispute with BC teachers.

I was deeply disturbed by last week’s council meeting, where staff brought forward a recommendation to council “for a commercial truck route, along the Seventh Avenue Corridor, with preliminary costs, schedule and funding options.