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Letters to the Editor for the week of November 21

Letters to the Editor for the week of November 21

The elephant in the room As [Protect our Winter Canada board chair] Mike Douglas so succinctly stated: "It doesn't matter if we're perfect here in Whistler.
Share your thoughts on the budget

Share your thoughts on the budget

It's budget season again (was that a groan I heard?). Last week, we learned that the proposed budget comes with a 2.8 per cent property tax increase for 2020 (That's down 0.
Barbarians at the gate

Barbarians at the gate

The election is over . Two-thirds of Canadians voted for immediate increased climate action, though you'd never know it from post-election mainstream media coverage.
Rising up in the face of the outdoor industry's corporate bullying

Rising up in the face of the outdoor industry's corporate bullying

If you've ever shopped for ski gear online you've probably heard of the online retailer Backcountry.com . Its iconic mountain goat logo sticker can be found on everything from skis to truck windows, especially in ski towns south of the border.
Forming bonds in 
times of crisis

Forming bonds in times of crisis

The climate and ecological crises touch each of us to varying degrees.
Letters to the Editor for the week of November 14

Letters to the Editor for the week of November 14

Honouring & remembering A few years ago on Remembrance Day, I was at Juno Beach in Normandy, a 10-kilometre stretch of coastline where Canadian soldiers landed under intense fire from German defenders on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
Pique, 25 years 
and counting

Pique, 25 years and counting

Community. That word, that feeling, that focus is the heart of what Pique has been for the last 25 years.
Winter wining

Winter wining

Sure, most people visit the Okanagan in summer, but with many of its star wineries open all winter when human traffic is lowest, it's a perfect way to combine winter recreation and libation.
Doing more with less energy goes a long way

Doing more with less energy goes a long way

In September, a water main near the Vancouver Art Gallery blew, jetting water and rocks into the sky. The water waste was impossible to ignore, but easy to fix.
Letters to the Editor for the week of November 7

Letters to the Editor for the week of November 7

Spooktacular success A big thank you to everyone who took part in the 36th annual Tapley's Farm Halloween festivities.