Opinion

Some people lead their lives like leaves in a storm. They change and move as their surroundings dictate — never planning too far in the future or worrying too hard about what may happen on the morrow.

A few weeks ago, on a news aggregator site I frequent, I stumbled on a posting from someone who was booking a flight. The first time he searched for a flight he was quoted one price.

As Whistlerites scurried to pay their property taxes by Tuesday's deadline, grateful that for the average Whistler property owner(!?) rates hadn't increased for the first time in five years, a few noted a grim flashback to 30 years ago.

Whistler wasting energy?

For years Whistler, has been trying to attract visitors with manicured golf courses, perfect pistes and more pampering than most people imagined was available. Turns out what people really wanted was to get muddy and hurt themselves.

Whistler U response

Everyone knows Scooby. He's been a fixture on the Whistler scene for the last three decades.

While the early reviews of the Microsoft Surface tablet are generally positive, I wonder if Microsoft has made a mistake. The company proved, eventually, that it's capable of making decent hardware.

"Most people never run far enough on their first wind to find out they've got a second. Give your dreams all you've got and you'll be amazed at the energy that comes out of you." - American writer William James She's rarely at a loss for words.

There's a photo circulating the web of the new MacBook Pro (MBP) being unveiled at the World Wide Developer Conference hosted by Apple last week.