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The Silicon Valley

Why high-tech wants Whistler… and Whistler wants high-tech High-technology is one of B.C.’s fastest growing industries, with literally thousands of new ventures and franchises popping up all over the map.

children of india

The children of Bethania By Janet Love Morrison These eyes have seen a lot of pain. Barathy wore the clothes of an orphan. A faded yellow dress with white and orange brocade decorating the front panel.

silicon valley

The Silicon Valley Why high-tech wants Whistler… and Whistler wants high-tech By Andrew Mitchell High-technology is one of B.C.’s fastest growing industries, with literally thousands of new ventures and franchises popping up all over the map.

The three hells of Christmas

‘Tis the season to be jolly. And stressed. Jolly and stressed.

employee shortage

Help wanted Whistler jobs go vacant as winter season moves into high gear By Robyn Cubie From the outside, Whistler looks poised for another bumper season.

Lost Lake, lost cause

Tears and trails in Powell River Capt. George Vancouver didn't care for the waters north of Powell River. At the end of a bad week on his voyage of discovery more than 200 years ago, he added Desolation Sound to the navigators' lexicon.

Get Stuffed -Pacification

Whistler chefs among the best in the West A new cookbook celebrates West Coast cooking and the chefs who made the region famous "Fine dining" is a relatively new concept for Canada’s West Coast.

britannia cleanup

Britannia waives the rules Twenty-six years after the copper mine closed, those responsible for stopping the toxic runoff into Howe Sound are about to be named By Neville Judd The waters of Britannia Bay look clean but that's because the pollution is

A Taste of Whistler kicks off WinterStart

On Dec. 1, GMC is presenting A Taste of Whistler at the conference centre, featuring samples from more than 30 Whistler restaurants, cafes and bars.

Britannia waives the rules

Twenty-six years after the copper mine closed, those responsible for stopping the toxic runoff into Howe Sound are about to be named The waters of Britannia Bay look clean but that's because the pollution is hard to spot.