Opinion

Nineteen years. Amazing how quickly those years have passed. Amazing too, how profoundly we’ve changed. Back in 1989, Whistler was still a place where the mountain was big and the town small.

I am writing this letter as a wake up call to all of the people who were behind the sledge hockey arena.

Starting in the damp days of last autumn, through the soggy, dark weeks of January and now the terminally wet weather of early spring, British Columbia has developed an obsession with roofs.

Ado about Bully

I’d forgotten what real winter tasted like. Sure, the moisture-laden form we experience here three months of the year fools some people into believing we’re genuinely tough winter folk. And I can see how it happens.

Luge athletes robbed of home track advantage After years of anticipation, we were thrilled to arrive in Whistler last week to take our first runs down the new track at The Whistler Sliding Centre, which also marked the beginning of a two-year journey

Letters to the editor

Forty-eight years after the Winter Olympics were first proposed for Whistler, and with just 23 months to go before the Olympics finally come true, Olympic organizers, the community and various official agencies are still working on some important det

People-powered games

“If things got any better, heaven would be a lateral move…” – Jason Worby All he wanted to do was work for Mike Varrin. Didn’t matter that he already had a job at Whistler. The GLC was where he wanted to be.