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Cartoonist Adrian Raeside takes aim at the chaotic travel situation over the holidays.

Next year, everything will feel more expensive as tax hikes will take a bigger chunk out of your paycheque. Both the Trudeau and Eby governments plan to hike taxes in 2023.

'I would like to point out a real problem in Squamish. I am sure that many communities like Squamish are dealing with the same issue. A lot of us out in the hinterlands rely on heating oil to heat our homes.'

'We could easily look at that and frown, get embarrassed or shy away from acknowledging our own idiosyncrasies. But I think those little things make all of our families unique and that’s something to cherish as 2022 comes to a close.'

'We will judge, but we should remind ourselves to give ourselves a chance to know others and not just rely on our stereotypes and assumptions.'

'As you reflect on the year that was and what is to come, we would love to know how Squamish has shaped you.'

About one in four Canadians believe Canada does not need a Senate and want all legislation to be reviewed and authorized by the House of Commons.