Cover Stories

“Blow up your TV, Throw away your paper.” For the second time since the U.S.

A Squamish campaign retrospective

Museums and archives may have more to say about the present and the future than they do about the past, but the past is still important

Raised in Vancouver, I never had to worry about mice (only rats in the lanes and alleys, who generally stayed there, despite threats from my dad that if I hid my unfinished liver dinner in the bathroom garbage bin, rats would come into the house).

The race to run the Spud Valley

Age: Born in 1941 – do the math! Website: Work in progress Occupation: Struggling artist – what else with a name like mine. “Want to buy an original?” Last book read: The Edge of Never by William A.

Age: 45 Website: [email protected] Occupation: Presently tending bar at Quattro and driving limos for VIP Whistler. Have been in F&B management for many years. Last Book Read: Green Eggs and Ham by Dr Seuss.

Age: 64 Website: www.tedmilner.com Occupation: Retired Last book read: Tom Wolfe’s I am Charlotte Simmons What music are you listening to these days? I listen to lots of stuff like Coldplay, Supertramp, but mostly I listen to Ali Milner.

Age: 66 Website: www.talkwithmewhistler.com Occupation : Psychologist Last book read : Trauma and the Body: A Sensorimotor Approach to Psychotherapy By Pat Ogden, Kekuni Minton and Clare Pain.

Age: 36 Website: None Occupation: Primarily, accounts payable Last book read: Currently reading the Speaker for the Dead , which is a series of five books What music are you listening to these days? Everything but opera Favourite recreational pursuit