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Green wears the rainbow

Canadian mountain bikers medal at World Championships, led by Roland Green Once again Roland Green made it look easy.

For the record

In last weeks’ coverage of the freestyle aerials World Cup at Mount Buller in Australia, it was reported that the women’s team had trouble on the first day of competition when in fact Pascale Gadbois of Coteau-du-Lac, Quebec, a newcomer to

T-Birds take on champion Bears

University hockey game dedicated to Tony Tyler Two of the top university hockey teams in Western Canada are set to face off in Whistler this weekend, the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds and the University of Alberta Golden Bears.

Freestyle season kicks off Down Under

Canadian second, third and fourth after first aerials event Canadian aerialists managed two medals and four top-four finishes on the first day of World Cup competition at Mount Buller in Australia, last weekend, but were shut out on day two as the we

Club looking for curlers

The Howe Sound Curling Club, which is part of the Squamish Valley Golf and Country Club, is gearing up for the 2001-2002 season.

Ski club finds new program director

The search is over. On Sept. 10, the Whistler Mountain Ski Club (WMSC) announced the appointment of Nigel Cooper as Interim Program Director for the 2001-2002 season.

Canadians on top in Chilean World Cup

Local may have qualified for Olympics The World Cup snowboarding season got an early start – or late finish – last week with an official event in Valle Nevado, Chile.

Record times for Westside Wheel Up

The road to a new subdivision off of Alta Lake Road in the Beaver Lake area enabled racers to shave up to four minutes off their race time in the ninth annual Westside Wheel Up Sept. 8.

Whistler athletes on top in adventure race

Two Whistler athletes were among the first competitors down the mountain at the annual Sea to Summit adventure race last weekend, winning the co-ed Teams of Two race, and more significantly the Teams of Two race.

Parsons Memorial teeing off for ski racers

In five months time, Whistler’s Britt Janyk will likely be pushing out of the starting gate at Park City, Utah, going for gold in the Olympic giant slalom. Janyk is one of the many international ski racers B.C.