Opinion

If there was ever any doubt that the bike park, and indeed Whistler's bike trail systems, were an integral part of the success of the resort's summer business it can be clearly laid to rest after this past season.

As Pacific Northwesterners and Sea-to-Sky dwellers we live in heady times. With a full-scale food-and-beverage revolution unfolding around us, we wrap ourselves in its fabric with gusto.

Protecting fish habitat not 'strident position' I read with interest John Weston's "letter to the editor" in last week's Pique (Sept.10).

There is no doubt that the ongoing media images of refugees pouring out of Syria are heart wrenching.

Snapchat and selfies, iPhones and iPads... There's no denying technology plays a major role in the lives of many 21st century children.

There was a funny post on social media the other day. It said, in essence, "I took the path less travelled and... now I have no idea where I am.

One of my daughters once proposed that my T-shirt should read: "I don't support war, but war supports me." And it's true, I suppose.

With a cloudless sky and the wind at our backs, we sail from Toronto on the idyll of a late-summer evening. One of the world's most dramatic cityscapes, T.O.

Camp accommodation? This is a repeat of a letter I wrote to the editor 15 years ago.

Housing issues must be addressed Having been a regular visitor over the last few years for a holidays in Whistler I like to keep in touch with happenings over there through the electronic version of Pique.