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Kristen Robinson - home for the show

Kristen Robinson - home for the show

'Play your part. Therein lies your greatness.' - William Shakespeare She knew it right away. Realized immediately that she couldn't stand on the sidelines and watch it happen. She had to come back.
Incremental growth the future

Incremental growth the future

There's a feeling that now that the Olympics are over and the "recovery" is underway, things will get better, get back to the way they were.
The art of disinformation

The art of disinformation

I have to hand it to municipal hall, they are the masters of manipulation of information. I received a call last week and was requested to participate in a community satisfaction survey. I obliged, having also participated in the 2008 survey.
The spice that adds to life

The spice that adds to life

"Once upon a time - in a northern land far, far away - lived a tribe of people who loved to play outside in the snow in wintertime. They called themselves the Snow-Eaters.
Metering for the masses

Metering for the masses

The big tech story in Canada these days is the CRTC's Nov.
The new management team at Whistler Blackcomb

The new management team at Whistler Blackcomb

After the initial public offering and a couple weeks of trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, what's changed for Whistler's largest employer? Well, Whistler Blackcomb has now been cleaved from the once-mighty-today-modest stable of Intrawest resorts
Who's nuts?

Who's nuts?

In response to Andy Wills's letter regarding the Squamish Commuter Bus (The Tipping Point, Pique letters Nov.
Black Ops now fastest selling game ever

Black Ops now fastest selling game ever

Call of Duty: Black Ops sold some $360 million worth of product on its first day last week, breaking the one-day sales record held by Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 by $50 million. That's 5.
Greg McDonnell - speaking out for those who can't

Greg McDonnell - speaking out for those who can't

"If we are to live not just for the moment but in true consciousness of our existence, then our greatest need and most difficult achievement is to find meaning in our lives.
The bigness question

The bigness question

Talk to any local with a telescope and they'll tell you that the night sky around here isn't what it used to be.