Opinion

It's becoming a more and more common story in Squamish: local tradespeople are working but not getting paid for it.

Canada Day came and went with plenty of happy revellers wandering around downtown ready to party. As always, our resident pipe-band squeezed out a stirring rendition of Scotland the Brave.

Editor, Great news about SERF collaborating with Live at Squamish this year. It should lots of fun and good exposure for the town.

Story: There are many times in life when if we could only summon ourselves to "just breathe" we would be harnessing an innate ability to soothe ourselves. Our breath can be the medication of choice in the moment.

The concept of boundaries has escaped the therapeutic setting and has been captured in everyday life.

"Good fences make good neighbours" so they say.

The provincial government has been pushing California to count the electricity generated by British Columbia's independent run-of-the-river power projects as renewable energy - allowing it be sold at a premium to the state's electric utilities.

How old do you have to be to be able to work in British Columbia? Many people will answer 15 or even 16 years, but they are wrong.

Editor Here is some free advice for those who worship Sam the Logger: if you insist so much on putting him on prominent display, would you at least agree to have him undergo some cosmetic surgery? Everybody gets a makeover - movie stars, TV anchor pe

Editor's note: Over the next three weeks, Squamish Climate Action Network (CAN) member Ana Santos provides Chief readers with her observations during an expedition to study the impacts of the Exxon Valdez oil spill on the Prince William Sound, 21 yea