Opinion

The million-dollar view from the deck of Raven's Nest restaurant atop Creekside Gondola can exhilarate on even the greyest of winter days. On a sunny morning in June, however, it's positively mesmerizing.

Bio-blast The Whistler Naturalists' 10th annual (and Canada's longest-running) BioBlitz was a huge success, thanks to the quality and quantity of over 70 scientists and volunteers.

There is a poignant saying that could help us all: Be the person your dog thinks you are. Your dog thinks you are wonderful and kind. To your dog, you are right even when you are wrong. You are exemplary. If only.

It's a bit like a Shakespeare play — specifically the final scene of Hamlet, when almost all the play's major characters die violently. And now we're down to one. Her name is Theresa May.

It kills you to see them grow up. But I guess it would kill you quicker if they didn't.

Feeding more than seven billion people with minimal environmental and climate impacts is no small feat.

WB should support Spearhead Huts with money It was with great excitement that I read the recent announcement by the Spearhead Huts Committee with respect to the C$900,000 donation from the Kees Brenninkmeyer Foundation.

In the next couple of weeks Whistler will see the release of an updated Economic Partnership Initiative Report. While the numbers may surprise us, one thing we already know is that the resort is getting busier and busier. As B.C.

Fool me once, shame on you. (The Taliban regime in Afghanistan helped al-Qaeda to plan 9/11. We must invade.) Fool me twice, shame on me. (Saddam Hussein is building weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. We must invade.) But fool me three times...

He could smell the water. Or, to be more accurate — as he nerdily aspired in those days of pouch-bound nylon windbreakers and cowboy-constellated, flannel sleeping bags — whatever it was in the water that produced this ether.