Opinion

Steven Hill/Technically Speaking It appears that some folks at Cambridge University aren't taking any chances when it comes to the possibility of a robot uprising wiping out humanity.

Have you ever taken the epic Hurley River Road to Bralorne, Gun Lake and beyond? Or driven the precarious Carpenter Lake Road between Gold Bridge and Lillooet? In July, the SLRD board took a tour of the district's northern reaches.

EDITOR, I never thought that I would witness a more poorly organized public relations event than the one I attended put on by Garibaldi at Squamish a few years ago - that is, until I attended the one they put on last Thursday.

Ms. Chen aspires to become a biologist. She says she almost feels like an animal. Playful with words? No, Ms. Chen has no time for games. She gets off from work and she goes straight to bed, and the next day she does the same thing all over again.

EDITOR, Why don't people pick up after their dogs on trails or sidewalks etc.? I see this every day.

EDITOR, I am really glad to know and feel very good that on Nov. 24 at Quest University there is a seminar going to be held on first Sikh Pioneer in Squamish area, presented by two young Sikh boys, Rajkaran Singh Hans and Navdeep Singh Tatla.

Garibaldi at Squamish (GAS) is back in the news, and in some ways, the proponents' timing couldn't be better - if you're a backer of the project, that is. In March, the tourism-friendly B.C.

Christmas is definitely in the air and this weekend is a great chance to check your gift list and head for the sales. On Saturday (Nov.

I love this time of the year in the garden. No panic about weeds, no planning, little planting and lots of time to enjoy the transition of the seasons.

I have no scientific evidence to support this claim, but I don't think it's unusual for siblings to be born within a couple of weeks of one another - plus the number of years between them, of course.