Opinion

Every day I leave the office it's dark outside. It's five o'clock and it's dark. It's really depressing. It makes me think slow. And use short sentences to communicate.

The candidates for the municipal election are undoubtedly feeling the heat as the Nov. 15 polling date approaches.

The Squamish Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) has worked long and hard to come up with a document to address development and growth in the Sea to Sky Corridor, but are regional communities ready to be good neighbours? It appears the writing is on th

I have a dirty little secret. And its unleashing may very well affect my integrity as a sports reporter in Squamish. I am a Toronto Maple Leafs fan.

Editor, I am writing to assure your readers that, contrary to the claims in a recent editorial ("Enabling violence," The Chief, Nov. 6), the B.C.

The results of the so-called "election about nothing" have changed little overall in Ottawa, but they represent a major switch for the people of Squamish and the Sea to Sky Corridor as a whole.

MWM, 46, NS, casual drinker, loves to bike ride, votes NDP. Searching for like-minded Lib elsewhere willing to swap.I've joined the sub-culture. I didn't tell anyone, not even my wife, but I'm a vote-swapper.

I woke up early this morning and my spouse was gone. The partly furled duvet folded neatly like a fancy napkin suggested she left hurriedly yet quietly. How respectful.

It's been said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing twice and expecting different results. If that's true, what does that say about this federal election?The "election about nothing", which limps to a close on Tuesday (Oct.

The latest saga facing a homeless couple now well-known to Chief readers highlights just how complicated the social problem can get. There's simply no good guy here - and no bad guy either.