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language camp

Learning through language Whistler kids are going to have an innovative opportunity this summer to take part in a cross cultural exchange that will pair local kids with visiting Japanese children for a summer language camp.

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The Sea to Sky Corridor is buzzing with talk of how to solve the sewage dilemma at the new Pemberton Secondary School.

pictographs

Between a rock and a rock painting Some of the most powerful moments in the lives of ancestors of Mount Currie's Lil'wat people are painted on a rock face at the North end of Green Lake, and the Resort Municipality of Whistler has included the ancien

powder property

Powder Property Management reaches agreement with Sheraton Powder Property Management has signed a franchise agreement with ITT Sheraton Corporation to provide marketing and reservation services for the 154 suites in Whistler Town Plaza.

library on line

The Whistler Public Library, Pemberton Public Library and Sea to Sky Economic Development Commission have both gone on line. The Whistler library’s internet access is through Whistler Networks, which is providing a complimentary account.

campground

Camporama The Whistler Campground will close its gates for good after Labour Day, ending a three-year battle between the current owners and Greensides Property Inc.

rafting

River rafting downstream becoming the mainstream Industry strong part of province's adventure tourism industry By Glen Watson Water is good for the body, the mind, the soul and, in Whistler, good enough to be a part of a $10-million Canadian industry

trilogy

Trilogy expands Village North holdings Trilogy Development Corporation continued to expand its holdings in Village North with the acquisition of three parcels totalling 4.25 acres early this week.

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The paving of the Lost Lake portion of the Valley Trail has been halted. Public opposition to the plan was nearly unanimous among people who showed up for a public information meeting last weekend.

hicks

Resort planners watching Whistler When planners from ski resorts all across North America sit down, they often start to talk about problems common to many of them — inadequate employee housing, over inflated real estate values, lack of a community id