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- Issue Archive for
- May 5-11, 2011
- Vol. 18, No. 18
News
Exhumation of sled dogs’ grave to begin this week
Investigation may take weeks as forensic experts comb gravesite
Weston re-elected in Conservative Sweep
Harper wins majority government; NDP rise, Liberals sink and Bloc destroyed
Whistler looks for new asphalt bids in face of increasing costs
Council split deepens as asphalt saga continues
Exhumation of sled dog grave underway
Investigation may take weeks as forensic experts comb gravesite
Local print studio supplying Canuck Nation
Automated machine pumping out hundreds of shirts a day
Weston re-elected in Conservative Sweep
Harper wins majority government; NDP rises, Liberals sink and Bloc destroyed
A Sweet Fix with a Bitter Aftertaste
A behind the scenes look at the origins of our favourite treat.
HST tele-town hall requests public participation
Government hopes town halls will offer suggestions on how the HST can be improved.
Watch out for bears
Spring thaw sends bears hunting for food
Remembering Bill Runge
If he wasn't watching sports, he was doing chores
Minimum wage increased
Few Whistlerites will benefit from change
Forum speaker talks affordability, living wages
Whistler wages, affordability slipping behind
Cam McIvor responds to civil lawsuit
Pemberton-based businessman denies he owes money
Development proposed for Pemberton airport
New hangars in demand
What are YOU gonna be when you grow up?
Pique has partnered with the Mountain Youth Society to bring readers a monthly column that looks at the issues facing our youth aged 13 to 35.
Watch out for bears
Spring thaw sends bears hunting for food
Police on the roads to stop impaired drivers
Crackdown results in a rash of impaired driver files along with other driving offences.
Road safety
Time to address highway safety for cyclists
Good sports?
The ultimate question is whether sports on television enriches our lives, or ultimately takes away from us
Documentaries rule and Thor might be too
Bring on Summer.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY for the Week of May 5
Your weekly guide to the future
Kayaking the Sunshine Coast
Nowhere can you experience summer more keenly than in a sea kayak on the Sunshine Coast.
A&E
Yoga will take over Whistler this weekend
Teachers and students from across the nation gather at second Whistler Yoga Conference
Sea to Sky Festival Guide
When it comes to regional music festivals, Pique knows best
Food & Drink
Doorstep organics
Time to investigate organic harvest boxes
Opinion
A little profit motive never hurt anyone, did it?
We could become the Monaco of the North
Security is no laughing matter
System down since April 19
Sports
Busy summer coming right up
Busy summer coming right up
Busy summer coming right up
A round up of local sporting events
Alpine Canada safety summit
FIS looking at ski redesigns, course preparation
Locals on podium at BMO Vancouver Marathon
Squamish residents Volker Schneider and Margreet Dietz lead Sea to Sky runners
Sports briefs
Whistler Half Marathon sold out, again
Features & Images
The Quest for Knowledge
From the beginning, Quest University was a vision with grand scope and as its first graduating class moves into the real world, the school’s founders can finally say they have achieved their goal
Higher Education
From the beginning, Quest University was a vision with grand scope and as its first graduating class moves into the real world, the school’s founders can finally say they have achieved their goal
Moms are all right
Mother's Day in the age of guilt
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May 19, 2013, 9:15 AM
Updated: Brackendale home gutted by fire
Owners watch helplessly as flames and smoke pour out of their home More...
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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...
