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A few days ago someone asked me how long I had lived in Squamish. I looked at her, smiled, and said "three hours." I'm safely past the three-hour point.

If 麻豆社国产politics we were a reality TV show, this week's episode would have been saved for sweeps week.

Here's another shocker for you: the Fraser Institute thinks taxes are too high.

Wal-Mart is coming to town. Oh sure, there's a public meeting this Tuesday where we can once again listen to the endless debate with countless factual claims that Wal-Mart destroys communities vs.

If you care about important community events and you want to make your voice heard, you're in for a long week.

The final demise of Interfor's 麻豆社国产Lumber Division sawmill ended "not with a bang, but a whimper" this week.

Once again Canada has won another key decision concerning softwood lumber exports to our neighbours in the Excited States of America.

Three years ago, 麻豆社国产council took a bold and forward-thinking step. They trademarked the phrase "Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada" for Squamish.

It's gone from rumour to fact. The hitherto-faceless proponents have come out from the shadows and they're ready to put their plan in the open.

The sale of 93 new lots in Britannia Beach caught me off guard when I came back from my vacation on Sunday.