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June 17, 2013, 5:00 PM

Whistler Blackcomb Foundation donates $300,000 to Centrepoint complex

Social services, church and housing being built by Sea to Sky Community Services and United Church More...
June 17, 2013, 11:15 AM

Whistler Farmer's Market sees busy first day of operations

Market opens with vendor numbers at maximum More...
June 16, 2013, 12:30 AM

Neal Kindree takes Test of Metal win

67-kilometre mountain bike race sees 871 racers at the start More...

June 13, 2013, 4:00 AM

Taking a STAND against Enbridge's pipeline

Local filmmakers to screen their paddleboard documentary at two Sea to Sky events More...
June 17, 2013, 11:15 AM

Whistler Farmer's Market sees busy first day of operations

Market opens with vendor numbers at maximum More...
June 6, 2013, 4:00 AM

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June 11, 2013, 2:00 PM

Ross's Gold fired up for possible summer start

Company has refined medical marijuana coffee shop concept More...
June 6, 2013, 5:00 AM

Meeting called over concerns about insensitive comments and WinterPRIDE

Event organizer to meet with Mayor to discuss comments, future of gay ski week More...
June 13, 2013, 5:02 AM

Helipad facing closure — again

Failure to follow traffic rules during landings put helipad operations at risk: Vancouver Coastal Health More...

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Janis Romeski

This week's letters

A typical night in final days of Hunter Thompson

Legal mediation fails but negotiations still ongoing; some owners will be forced to sell

Resort in negotiations to buy Intrawest’s stake

"I try to keep every dollar I can in the community and I’m always willing to try to make things work." — Garth Phare

Five candidate cities go to Singapore for vote next week

Warner, Gimse vote against amending solid waste plan to allow Whistler’s waste out of region

Community members offer praise, concern for actions in vision document

Boil water advisory still in effect

Proponents vow to continue their goal of linking Mount Currie, Pemberton

Tournament funds medical equipment acquisitions

Dragonflies forever

Government to rule on whether to decrease or maintain flows from Daisy Lake Dam

Community benefits could include secondary community water source, more tax revenue

Whistler Forum hires new general manager

SLRD gives bylaw first three readings, now up to directors to approve the service

Whistler has yet to decide if it wants Paralympic facility

Title sponsors tarnish victory

This Week's Letters

Tram to be removed at Jackson Hole

Two day golf event sells out in final days while international media keyed in on Jack Nicklaus

Whistler-Blackcomb and Tourism Whistler front $20,000 for Brandywine airport study

Councillors to receive $19,000/year based on 20 hours work per week

The boil water advisory for Function Junction has been lifted.

Host city decision comes down to fourth and final round of voting

Sixth book in series to be released at midnight July 15

Contractor to apply to Ministry of Environment to go ahead with highway construction

Majority of taxpayers in Pemberton and Electoral Area C would accept an increase to develop amenities

Preliminary talks begin with VANOC as potential backup sites

Impasse continues as two sides can’t agree on mediator

Wedgemount Glacier’s pioneer surveyor: In memoriam

A&E

More live hip-hop shows ahead this summer

Preschoolers get a chance to get down on Canada Day

Mood Ruff doing their own stunts at Garf’s

No life to these zombies

This week's entertainment listings

With Kori Klusmeier

June 30-July 7

Town Plaza Gazebo hosting traditional Japanese performer

The Whistler Book: An All-Season Outdoor Guide by Jakc Christie

Whistler goes live to celebrate national pride

Seeking inspiration in Japan, comics

This week's entertainment listings

Characters at the heart of Wilby Wonderful

July 7-14

Photographers Gutmann, O’Kane and Noppe on the walls

With Kostas Lymbertos

Norm Bishop

Food & Drink

Is it venison and wild rice or roast beef and boiled potatoes?

But you can find unlimited ways to prepare and enjoy them

Opinion

Downloaders win again

Happy Tuponia Day, notwithstanding O Canada

About those Olympic legacies

Internet phone services

Summer refuge in relativity

Decisions in the absence of public discussion

Sports

Mild weather and a slightly soggy trail greeted participants of the 2nd Annual Comfortably Numb Trail Run on Sunday, with 128 of 143 registered racers turning out for the event.

Thirty youth teams from Chilliwack to Sechelt participated in Father’s Day Weekend Tournament

"I try to keep every dollar I can in the community and I’m always willing to try to make things work."

— Garth Phare

Mild weather and a slightly soggy trail greeted participants of the 2^nd Annual Comfortably Numb Trail Run on Sunday, with 128 of 143 registered racers turning out for the event.