Opinion

If you haven't played, and finished, the original Portal from 2007 I feel sorry for you.

"How tough can life be when you live on Easy Street next to the River of Golden Dreams and your kids' kindergarten teachers have names like Ms. Friend and Ms. Hart?" Crazy Canuck Steve Podborski on living at Whistler The future looked bright.

"We're in a giant car heading towards a brick wall and everyone's arguing over where they're going to sit.

A European plan to generate solar-thermal energy in North Africa for export to Europe shows that some people are thinking big when it comes to clean energy and climate change.

I read with interest the letter to the editor from Doug Player ("Geotourism Is The Future"; April 7). On behalf of the Cultural Tourism Advisory Group, I'd like to clarify two points regarding the Cultural Tourism consultant and report.

The first thing you need to know about scientific studies is that more than half of them are eventually debunked or improved on, according to Discover Magazine . That's how eggs can be good for you one week and poison the next.

"I have always said to myself that we need more hockey players riding..." Steve Bauer, Canadian cycling demi-god Somewhere, somehow ol' Franz Wilhelmsen must be chuckling at our fate.

Ahhh, the Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival. For a multitude of reasons it is one of my favourite things about Whistler.

We have heard that it would cost $2 million to move Mr. Silveri's asphalt plant. Now we are told that he is investing $2 million to bring a mobile asphalt plant to permanently reside at Cheakamus Crossing.

Well, we are almost finished the second week of campaigning for the federal election and it's still about posturing with not much substance. Sure, parties are outlining their platforms but so far timely deliverable promises are far and few between.