Opinion

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.

Emission control RE: Letter to the Editor, "Woodfibre LNG will be one of the cleanest?", June 23, 2016: Clean Energy Canada at Tides Canada, who said in a May 2014 article in the Vancouver Sun newspaper: "Woodfibre LNG intends to link its facility di

Parents shouldn't have to wait years to get their child into daycare in Whistler.

My insistent, flashing phone-message light rarely brings me good news, and so it was with little surprise that I listened to a message left by an irate reader. But this message really struck a nerve.

First-time visitors to Australia are often drawn to the big city attractions of Sydney and Melbourne or the fabulous beaches of Queensland's Gold Coast.

Aminaminaminaminamummmm... The auctioneer's drone is like an air-raid siren fed through a kazoo, a continuing sound bending slightly upward then slightly downward in a seeming attempt to hit notes it never quite reaches.

Safety first In response to remarks made during the Whistler Community Forum on Wednesday June 15, we, at the Whistler Sailing Association (WSA), want to emphasize that both safety and respect for our community are core values.

Residents returned to fire-ravaged Fort McMurray last week and, as throughout the crisis, our national media had plenty to commiserate over: burned-out buildings, ash-covered everything, homes reeking of smoke and rotten food, thousands of refrigerat

Cheakamus DES heating system study The residents of Cheakamus Crossing were sold a bill of goods, a heating system that was supposed to be environmentally friendly, extremely efficient and very economical.

It feels like public engagement is the flavour of the day right now.