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Letters to the editor for the week of August 15th

Letters to the editor for the week of August 15th

Books For Bella Bella On behalf of the residents of Bella Bella and the staff of their Thistalalh Memorial Library, I would like to thank the people in our Sea to Sky area who graciously donated their books and time following the fire which destroyed
Integrating data a challenge and opportunity for Whistler

Integrating data a challenge and opportunity for Whistler

In England, a company called QuantumBlack bills itself as a "creative data science agency.
The World's Most Important Hamburger

The World's Most Important Hamburger

The most important hamburger in the history of the world was cooked (but only half-eaten) in London on Monday.
Letters to the editor for the week of August 8th

Letters to the editor for the week of August 8th

Valley Trail courtesy Let me paint a picture for you — a gorgeous Tuesday afternoon, walking along the Valley Trail with my four-legged companion.
Christopher Quinlan — committed to community

Christopher Quinlan — committed to community

"The community stagnates without the impulse of the individual. The impulse dies away without the sympathy of the community." - American author/philosopher William James Whistler's 2011 municipal election was all about change.
Verizon on the horizon?

Verizon on the horizon?

With some of the most expensive cell phone and wireless rates in the world, the federal government and CRTC are justifiably concerned that Canada will fall behind in the high-tech economy.
In Arthur's footsteps — exploring Blackcomb's high country trails

In Arthur's footsteps — exploring Blackcomb's high country trails

"When we tire of well-worn ways, we seek the new. The restless craving in the souls of men spurs them to climb, and seek the mountain view." - American poet Ella Wheeler Wilcox It was a beautiful afternoon. The air was warm, but not uncomfortable.
Letters to the editor for the week of August 1st

Letters to the editor for the week of August 1st

Grateful for a lively plaza
Tourism's future: Big Data

Tourism's future: Big Data

Recording artist" used to be a term reserved for musicians contracted to record companies. This was before the music industry was eviscerated by Apple, and others, and made plastic discs with recorded music on them as essential as buggy whips.
Headphonics

Headphonics

I've got my headphones on from the minute I'm up to the minute I go to bed I've got my headphones on every day of my life, I'm going to wear until I'm dead.