Opinion

Max’s column (Maxed Out: Of educations and institutions, Pique Nov. 27)) is so off the mark I must reply.

Since its incorporation as a resort municipality in 1975, Whistler has taken a number of steps to ensure the success of its primary business, tourism.

The general reputation of technology, highly deserved, is that it makes us fat and out of shape.

I recently met a nice couple from Europe who hope to stay here for the winter. The couple lost their $450 rent deposit to a thief. They did report it to the RCMP. I spoke to the RCMP, and was told this has been happening a lot.

During the municipal election campaign — which already seems like it took place in another economic era — Mayor Ken Melamed echoed a position put forward earlier by Tourism Whistler, namely that Whistler is better positioned than a lot of other resor

If you’ve bought a computer in the last few years, chances are it has between two and four processor cores, either on a single processor, or on two processors working in parallel.

“Be careful what you wish for …” – Brad Sills It was more than 11 years ago that Brad Sills first started on his Olympic journey.

As a resident (citizen?) of Whistler” I’d like to call out a disturbing perception and trend of thinking I have seen reflected recently in many ongoing, well intentioned conversations, voices and letters by some who are offering up suggestions on way

Roger McCarthy comes ‘home’ again

Many of us watched with curious, morbid fascination last month as Fortress Investment Group sought to refinance the $1.8 billion debt it took on to purchase Intrawest in 2006.