Opinion

Summer is right around the corner, honestly. And with the warm weather comes the inevitable purchase by some of water in a plastic bottle. But don't do it! Please, please use your own water bottle and enjoy the valley's fresh, clean water.

"You can't see the forest for the trees" is a popular euphemism for missing the bigger picture when you're too distracted by detail.

The votes are counted and the province will spend the next four years under the rule of the... well, it's still not entirely clear.

In 1926, U.S. automaker Henry Ford reduced his employees' work week from six eight-hour days to five, with no pay cuts.

Get vehicles off the road to save wildlife Native to southwestern Ontario, I read with interest Leslie Anthony's tragic story regarding roadkill back in my home province ("Still Life with Reptiles," Pique, May 4).

"Right now, Parks is the only department actively engaged in invasive control," lamented Melinda Yong, environmental co-ordinator for Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services for the City of Burnaby, as we discussed how that city was adopting invasiv

In Switzerland last June, they had a referendum on a universal basic income that would have given each adult Swiss citizen $2,500 per month.

It's spring, and a young man's fancy turns to... invasive plants.

Vote for change Clare Ogilvie's (editorial) was factual and well written ( Pique , April 27, "Candidates debate Sea to Sky issues"). I was one of the 60 citizens in attendance at the all-candidates debate for the May 9 provincial election.

What a winter season it has been. The snow and all the winter sports that drive our passions have made for an unforgettable few months. But I would argue that most of the Sea to Sky is ready for spring... and maybe even summer.