Opinion

A few weeks ago I ran a rundown on all the digital music formats out there and what they mean in terms of sound quality and hard-drive space.

We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing. – George Bernard Shaw Everyone knows Toulouse. He's the little naked guy with the long skis and the huge grin in the infamous Toad Hall poster.

Like most people I was suspicious of this new digital currency, which was created primarily for online transactions but is slowly creeping into the physical world as well.

"With constrained labour markets both here in B.C. and throughout the rest of Canada due to our aging population, the scarcity of available workers will limit our ability to grow our regional and provincial economies.

Hitting in the cleanup spot...

Working together to put the 'gold' back into the river

"I never liked the name of our street. After all, living at Whistler isn't easy. But then, things that matter are never easy..." Kashi Richardson It seemed like they had it made. The skiing was great.

Music snobs can't help it. Analog really does sound warmer than digital. Vinyl has a certain something that CD's could never replicate, which is why musicians are still making records today.

We frequently hear complaints about senior levels of government downloading costs on municipalities.

Long-term planning underway