Opinion

Over the past few months, heat records have broken worldwide. In early July, the temperature in Ouargla, Algeria, reached 51.

In October 1985, with a scrum of national media clustered on a muddy logging road on Lyell Island, deep in the remote archipelago then known as the Queen Charlottes, a young Haida leader named Miles Richardson spoke the words that would fundamentally

Nesters Crossing decision short-sighted Once again, as one of the owners in Nesters Crossing, I am appalled that Resort Municipality of Whistler staff, Mayor Nancy Wilhem-Morden, and Councillors John Grills and Sue Maxwell have decided against allowi

Whistler has been enjoying some picture-perfect summer weather—so perfect that we probably aren't thinking much about the fact that a year ago, we were surviving in a hazy pall of wildfire smoke, and visits to resort destinations, like the Peak

I very clearly remember driving across Canada from Ontario to B.C. when my family moved here from Scotland when I was 11 years old.

In February 2016, the executive director of Clayoquot Action led a "Wild Salmon Delegation" to Norway, to reconnoiter where Canada's West Coast Atlantic salmon-farming industry might be headed. It opened eyes.

Rumbling up a remote access road in Tasmania's Derwent Valley, I begin to realize the potential of Australia's latest gravity-assisted bike park: Maydena.

Wildfire is the greatest threat Just as a sizable fire would affect the beauty we now enjoy, as business owners we must also consider the economic impact such an incident might have.

Most people think, and I agree, that we can measure how civilized we are by the way we treat the vulnerable in our communities.

Time to re-focus on priorities I am very disappointed in some of the decisions made by mayor and council during the past couple of years.