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- Issue Archive for
- Jun 26 - Jul 2, 2008
- Vol. 15, No. 26
News
Secondary purchaser clause stalls Rainbow
‘Against the wall at the 11th hour’, council sets up an emergency meeting for Thursday
Old Guard, New Directions, different tomorrow
The story of Ian Sutherland’s two terms as Squamish mayor
Rainbow gets green light, again
Thursday’s resolution an ‘acceptable compromise,’ says developer
Whistler grads look forward to the future
Three from Class of ’08 stepping out onto world stage
Squamish runner sets new Comfortably Numb record
Aaron Heidt completes 25 km trail race in 1:49:50
Notes from the back row
Comic Sutra
Pique'n'yer interest
Harper’s apology rings a little hollow
Emerald Drive fire displaces three residents
Roof destroyed by chimney-related fire, but structure of home saved
Demand for industrial land growing
Companies want industrial uses on Mons Industrial, Mons Court and B.C. Hydro lands
Pemberton Festival will help non-profits
Six-digit donation expected from three-day summer concert
Propane prices to go up 16 per cent
BCUC approves a lower rate for Whistler than proposed by Terasen
Canada apologizes for residential schools
B.C. First Nations welcome apology that is ‘a long time coming’
Rainbow gets green light, for now
‘The project will not get a free ride from here on out,’ warns mayor
Wear red, go green on Canada Day
Parade, cake, Whistler Sliding Centre shuttle on tap for July 1
First Nations will feel carbon tax plan
Strahl cals Liberals' Green Shift 'bad public policy'
Pique'n'yer Interest
The musical maturation of rejects
Wear red, go green on Canada Day
Parade, cake, Whistler Sliding Centre shuttle on tap for July 1
Whistler businesses should look south for labour
SFU professor says Americans starting to see Canada as attractive place
Games operating budget likely to rise but stay balanced
Spending to move into overlay and away from construction
Curb-side recycling headed for Squamish
Universal bear-proofing also on the horizon
Strong interest in Liberal candidacy
Preliminary candidate list expected in next few weeks
Nancy Greene Drive bridge to close starting July 2
New White Gold bridge to protect against flooding
Paralympic torch relay won’t visit Whistler
Earthquake cited as reason for cancellation of event planned for August
WAG renewing spay and neuter project
Fundraising, membership program planned to increase volunteers and funding for animal shelter
First Nations will feel carbon tax plan
Strahl calls Liberals’ Green Shift ‘bad public policy’
A&E
More than simple scales
Squamish-based musician to study at prestigious contemporary music college
Lord of the turntables
DJ for Public Enemy talks politics and progression of hip hop
Whistler’s musical extravaganza
Thievery Corporation announced as second headliner of Whistler Music Festival
Book Marks: A spiritual exploration
Eat, Pray, Love follows author on journey through Italy, India and Indonesia
Seeing the big picture
Pemberton Festival organizers discuss logistical details with community
Girls Get ’Er Done
Pink Mafia’s all-female DJ tour offers up some serious cred and skills
Making room for arts and culture
Lot 1/9 plans incorporate potential space for artists
Food & Drink
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Epicurious
Get grilling: Enjoying the interactive dining experience
Food and drink: Positively pretty in pink
Rosé, rosé everywhere and not a drop of sunshine to drink (it with)
Food and drink: Maggot Annie’s pie crust and so much more
Time tunneling through Whistler recipes
Opinion
Alta states
Peter Ladner: Sometimes nice guys do finish first
Maxed out
Who makes Whistler’s housing policy?
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Cybernaut
Canada gets the iPhone
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Editorial
Somewhere Rainbow went over the top
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Letters to the editor
Politicians missed the bus
Alta statesRick Kahl – know thyself
Rick Kahl -- know thyself
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Editorial
A litre for the times
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Maxed out
Lessons in life and fuchsia gummy worms
Sports
Record setting Test of Metal
Plaxton, Simms shatter previous course records, Whistler’s Matt Ryan fourth
Progress continues on gymnastics facility
Whistler Blackcomb Foundation grant of $210K to pay for new equipment
Features & Images
Travel: New flight plan a pathway for avian survival
Central American protected zone first of its kind
Rules of Thumb: A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Sea to Sky
Coming Up Short Cam Roskell, the Swearing Tree, can't quite reach Mars with his lanky limbs. Signage can sometimes matter when you're hitchhiking, but, as with the rest of life, nobody has time to read
Are you Canuck enough?
Take the Canada Day Quiz
Free will astrology
Week of June 19
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May 18, 2013, 2:00 PM
Water study results positive for Garibaldi at Squamish
Investigation into Paradise Valley water source for mountain resort continues More...
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May 17, 2013, 11:02 AM
RCMP to use helicopter, road blocks over May long weekend
Sea to Sky Highway to be intensely monitored for high-risk driving More...
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May 16, 2013, 10:00 AM
Police release sketch of foiled liquor store robber
Store clerk put knife-wielding man into a headlock, chased him off More...
