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Grown-up discussion on carbon tax missing

Grown-up discussion on carbon tax missing

Taxes aren't going to be the biggest issue in B.C.
Whistler's goals for festivals and events has evolved

Whistler's goals for festivals and events has evolved

Long before cross (BC) — either the ski or snowboard variety — appeared, indeed before snowboards were first seen; before terrain parks; before big mountain freeskiing; before the backcountry became covered in moguls; before snowmobiles m
Letters to the editor for the week of April 11th

Letters to the editor for the week of April 11th

CN puts safety first CN applauds Tourism Whistler for removing an online profile recommending walking on or alongside the train tracks to access the Train Wreck site. CN certainly appreciates the benefits of recreational trails.
Taking the stage — Angie Nolan tweaks Whistler culture.

Taking the stage — Angie Nolan tweaks Whistler culture.

"Do what you love. Know your own bone; gnaw it, bury it, unearth it and gnaw it still." - Philosopher Henry David Thoreau She was good at her job. No, not just good. Outstanding.
Back to the web?

Back to the web?

Find a marketing strategist with a full head of hair these days and you've made a rare find indeed. It used to be simple — newspapers, magazines, TV, radio.
The Passing of Margaret Thatcher

The Passing of Margaret Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher was the woman who began the shift to the right that has affected almost all the countries of the West in the past three decades.
A War in Korea?

A War in Korea?

The U.S.-South Korean military exercises will continue until the end of this month, and the North Korean threats to do something terrible if they do not stop grow more hysterical by the day.
Letters to the editor for the week of April 4th

Letters to the editor for the week of April 4th

20 Bald Heads!
Whistler village facing incremental erosion

Whistler village facing incremental erosion

Way back in the pre-1980 days of Whistler, before Blackcomb, before the village, weekend skiers and residents who needed groceries, and didn't have time to go to Squamish, bought them from the original Husky station.
Suck it, analysts

Suck it, analysts

After years of reporting on the demise of "Made in Canada" BlackBerry devices, industry analysts were convinced that the company rebrand and introduction of next generation handsets would be a failure — and it should have been, for no other rea