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Slates rarely last: history

Slates rarely last: history

John French takes a look at the history of slates in Squamish
A is for apple

A is for apple

It's fall and there are many apples to field into the kitchen
Send-tember/Rock-tober

Send-tember/Rock-tober

Squamish Rocks columnist Jeremy Blumel delves into fall climbing
Is your brain your best friend?

Is your brain your best friend?

Philosophically Speaking columnist Elijah Dann looks at the "sexy" mind
Backcountry access: Too Much of a Good Thing?

Backcountry access: Too Much of a Good Thing?

W ith the fatality on Skypilot this summer, it’s time this irregular columnist asks the big question: Would you rather have dense wilderness and considerable effort blocking your passage to the summit of Skypilot – an ascent requiring research, skill
Dining for dignity with Crave

Dining for dignity with Crave

About Town columnist Maureen Gilmour looks into the town's happenings
Is Apple Watch what the doctor ordered?

Is Apple Watch what the doctor ordered?

Technically Speaking columnist Steven Hill takes a look at the Apple Watch
Back to school… do we remember how to do this?

Back to school… do we remember how to do this?

Millennial Mom Kirsten Andrews takes about easing the morning rush
Two guys, one similar sad story

Two guys, one similar sad story

Seeking Adventure columnist John French takes a look at the access to the backcountry
Mike DeJong might be wrong

Mike DeJong might be wrong

“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.