Whistler

High technology isn’t coming to the Sea to Sky corridor, it’s here.

Independent MLA David Mitchell says he is waiting to see what happens at the B.C. Reform Party's annual convention in Kamloops this weekend before deciding where to place his political allegiances.

The road to Lost Lake is paved with good intentions. After receiving several letters and petitions opposing the paving of the trail to Lost Lake the municipality cancelled paving last week.

A three-vehicle accident at Power Line Hill Sunday evening claimed the life of Whistler resident Dan Smith. Ron Thuma, also of Whistler, sustained chest injuries in the accident. By Kevin Damaskie Power Line Hill claimed another statistic last night.

Whistler and Blackcomb combined for a record 1,775,275 skier visits this past winter — a 24 per cent increase over last season, according to the Whistler Resort Association.

Getting high in the Himalayas Three Whistler mountaineers are preparing to climb Nanga Parbat, one of the highest Himalayan peaks, in an attempt to test a new mountaineering theory and the edges of their skis on a first descent from the 8,126 metre s

Techno babble Small fingers work the keyboard as a Grade 3 student taps into the Internet to try and find information on the World Wide Web about dinosaurs. This is happening in many classrooms across B.C. Dinosaurs may be extinct, but B.C.

I fished last summer for the first time in a long time. Having grown up in the desert, fishing, like hockey, is not a sport that comes naturally. Guys who grow up in Arizona have to go out of their way to fish.

Something fishy is happening We want to hear your fish stories.

Fish program spawning support The cold, rushing waters of 21 Mile Creek and the River of Golden Dreams are proving to be formidable foes in the quest to kick-off Whistler's first ever fish monitoring and tagging program.