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Karate camp teaches the chops

The Pemberton/Whistler Karate Club is hosting its second annual Karate Summer Camp in Pemberton this Saturday and Sunday.

Young golfers come close at Big Sky

Age and experience aren’t everything in the game of golf, as the scores from the Callaway Sea to Sky Junior Tour at Big Sky Golf and Country Club can attest.

Boyd joins Whistler Mountain Ski Club

Three-time World Cup gold medallist Rob Boyd will be taking the road named after him to work next season, as he joins the Whistler Mountain Ski Club – on Rob Boyd Way – as the new K2 Head Coach.

Five Peaks raises the bar

Race course designed to be the toughest in Canada If you’ve lived in Whistler for a few years, you’ve probably made the trip from the base of Whistler Mountain to the Roundhouse Lodge a hundred times. Now try it without the gondola.

Baker on a roll

Whistler’s Brook Baker is two-for-two in downhill competitions after winning her category in the Whistler Air Downhill on July 5. The weekend before she finished first in the Junior Expert category at the Mad Trapper B.C.

To air is human

French riders take top spots in Air Downhill Aside from a bear on course, the usual crashes and a few last minute course repairs, things went smoothly for the first Whistler Air Downhill on July 5.

Whistler dancers clean up

Three Whistler Dance Academy teams and three solo performers took part in the Western Canadian Championships in Banff last week, earning four gold medals and two silver medals against dozens of other teams from as far away as Manitoba.

Local filmmaker releases the Ultimate documentary

I Bleed Black follows the season of one of the most successful Ultimate clubs in the history of the sport While most people tend to think of Ultimate as a relatively new sport, the University of California at Santa Barbara has been fielding a team si

Samurai of Singletrack returns

Last year an incredible 91 out of 96 entries in the first Samurai of Singletrack mountain bike challenge made it to the finish line – too many according to race organizer Tony Horn.

Locals find their way to nationals podium

Three Whistler orienteering enthusiasts took part in the Canadian Orienteering Championships outside of Canmore, Alberta last week, and two of the competitors found their way to the podium.