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The price of power

The price of power

The cost of electricity is rising in B.C. In 2007, the based residential rate for electricity was just over 5.4 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh).
Thinking outside the Bubble

Thinking outside the Bubble

Whistler locals reaching out beyond the valley to help change the world
Going Green

Going Green

Rising energy costs, lower installation costs and educated builders pave way for more efficient homes
Shades of Green:

Shades of Green:

Green Building Standards in Canada
Cold to be cool

Cold to be cool

Do you really need to know how to ski to finish a winter adventure race in the Arctic? Not if you're from South Africa.
Local shoemakers bid farewell to Whistler

Local shoemakers bid farewell to Whistler

The couple behind Love Jules Leather has grown too big for their Alpine garage studio
Jumbo-skiers' dream or B.C. taxpayer's sinkhole?

Jumbo-skiers' dream or B.C. taxpayer's sinkhole?

As Jumbo gets set for summer operations Pique looks at the future of new 'resort'
Global warming's reluctant poster child

Global warming's reluctant poster child

Ski area owners are aware that many scientists are predicting snowfall amounts are declining
Mammoth a story of survival

Mammoth a story of survival

Mother Nature, fickle skiers, and the global economy all part of the equation when it comes to finding success in the ski industry
(Manmade) snow is for fighting over

(Manmade) snow is for fighting over

Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort is tucked into a narrow valley above the northern New Mexico village of Peñasco. As ski areas go, it's minuscule, with less than five per cent of the skiable acreage of Vail.