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Opinion: It’s been good, Squamish

Opinion: It’s been good, Squamish

'You may still see me here and there, but my full-time role at the paper will be over at the end of this month.'
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Whistler Gymnastics athletes compete at Aviva Cup Invitational

Whistler Gymnastics athletes compete at Aviva Cup Invitational

Ula Morrissey, Isabelle Shaw top five in the all-around while Amber Hunt, Phoebe Chiu earn individual awards
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Bargaining continues as federal workers picket, major service disruptions expected

Bargaining continues as federal workers picket, major service disruptions expected

The union leader said that if the federal government doesn't start negotiating "seriously," federal workers "will stay out here for as long as it takes."
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Company that set up illegal fish farm to get second chance, says B.C. government

Company that set up illegal fish farm to get second chance, says B.C. government

A freshwater fish farm near Powell River owned by Agrimarine faces multiple federal and provincial investigations, and continues to operate despite setting up operations outside its licence area.
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A Sea to Sky sports anti-doping job posting — say what?

A Sea to Sky sports anti-doping job posting — say what?

Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport seeks local employee as part of the Canadian Anti-Doping Program.
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Federal workers are now on strike. Here are the services that may be affected

Federal workers are now on strike. Here are the services that may be affected

OTTAWA — More than 155,000 public servants are now on strike after the country's biggest federal public-sector union and the government failed to reach a deal by a Tuesday evening deadline.
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Cruz, Jewett top podium at season-opening NW Cup event

Cruz, Jewett top podium at season-opening NW Cup event

Pemberton mountain biker Tegan Cruz claimed his first pro victory, while Jakob Jewett of Squamish was second
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Islamophobia widespread in Canada, early findings of Senate committee study indicate

Islamophobia widespread in Canada, early findings of Senate committee study indicate

TORONTO — Islamophobia and violence against Muslims is widespread and deeply entrenched in Canadian society, early findings from a Senate committee studying the issue indicate.
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B.C. drinkers are buying less wine but paying more

B.C. drinkers are buying less wine but paying more

Vancouver International Wine Festival may enhance preference for premium wines
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Here's what the new ferries between Vancouver and the Island will look like

Here's what the new ferries between Vancouver and the Island will look like

Say Hullo to the "new kid on the dock."
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