Opinion

At the start of the year the province anticipated this would be a year in which significant headway would be made in the long-ignored matter of treaty negotiations with the native Indians of B.C.

Early indications from the municipal monitoring program suggest that Whistler may be growing even faster than many people realized.

Whistler’s image today is a far cry from what it was 20 years ago, but what exactly it is today is difficult to say. The number one ski resort in North America, according to one poll.

Dialogue... On Friday resort consultant Myles Rademan talked about civic dialogue being the key, or one of the keys, to mountain resort towns resolving their problems, in particular issue of growth.

Why should a court being asked to decide where students go to school? On Thursday, School District No.

The only constant in Whistler is change It may not be a pleasant thought to those who are still mentally prepared for summer, but winter is not far away.

Typical of Whistler, no one publishes a book for several years and then we get three in one week, with two more to be published next month.

Sometime soon the people of Whistler are going to have to discuss the current 52,500 bed unit ceiling on development. Virtually all of those bed units have been allocated.

When the Mountain Resort Associations Act was proclaimed last week the province made it clear it wants more places like Whistler.

Tourism industry as diverse as the people behind it Tourism's profile has increased considerably in recent years.