Opinion

"The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision." — Helen Keller The most impressive evolutions of human organs is the eye.

It's the dead of winter and the other three seasons are but a frozen memory here in Whistler.

Fossil-fuel companies need to be held accountable I am writing to say that I appreciate G.D. Maxwell raising the issue of climate change; however, I do not agree that the fossil-fuel companies should not be held to account ("Maxed Out," Pique , Jan.

It is hard to believe that it's been 10 years since Whistler hosted first the Olympic Games in February of 2010, then the Paralympic Games in March.

The struggle of getting into a six-millimetre wetsuit virtually guarantees that many who try winter surfing really have to want it.

If we're going to tackle the climate crisis, we have to reduce transportation emissions. Good public transit—fast, reliable, affordable—can help by weaning us off of gasoline-burning automobiles.

Supporting those fighting the Australian bushfires At Whistler Blackcomb, we've been closely monitoring the Australian bushfires and looking for ways we can help.

I don't know about you, but I can be driven insane by red tape and the seemingly endless steps one has to go through to do everything from adjusting a bill, to something important like adjusting a will.

Pemberton's Raven Backcountry Festival kicks off Feb. 7

By the time you read this, the freezing-level roller coaster may have hastened Whistler's erstwhile Winter Wonderland to deliquesce down the nearest storm sewer.