Opinion

W ith two weeks left before kids are supposed to end their summer break and head back to the classrooms in British Columbia, parents and students still don’t know if the provincial government and teachers will be able to strike a deal in time for sch

John French delves into the history and future of the Squamish oceanfront

Business Briefs columnist Lynn Pasko takes a look at the new companies in town

Olivia Bevan takes a look at Gib & Nimm

Who cares about our air? The name “Squamish” in First Nations means “Mother of wind” and we certainly do have a mother wind that is both big and bold.

After employment minister Jason Kenney, and our Conservative MP John Weston were in town last week, I want to invite them to come with me on a Christian pilgrimage to Gaza.

What a great weekend for all of Squamish. With the issues last year of the highway traffic resolved, plus doubling the size of this year’s event, I congratulate the organizers for their planning and the volunteers for their execution.

I am writing with regards to the fantastic display we witnessed here in our community this past weekend.

T he speakers, musicians, tents and tens of thousands of extra people are gone, and we have Squamish to ourselves again. Whew. The relief isn’t just that the hurly-burly of the Squamish Valley Music Festival is finished.

Williams filmed scenes from thriller ‘Insomnia’ in Squamish