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Direct from the drawing board - A village tour with Eldon Beck

Direct from the drawing board - A village tour with Eldon Beck

When landscape architect Eldon Beck first started putting together his new master plan for the proposed Whistler village complex back in 1978, the last thing he expected was to be still involved with this community 30 years later.
Letters

Letters

We can make a difference Our group, the Whistler Social Sustainability Speakers Series, is very excited to present renowned Canadian humanitarian, Stephen Lewis, this Friday, Oct 19 at 7 p.m.
The numbers Games

The numbers Games

Nearly everyone’s first concern when a city or country talks about hosting the Olympics is the cost of building the facilities for the Games. Canadians who know anything of the 1976 Olympics in Montreal are especially cognizant of this.
Get your free apps

Get your free apps

I’ve only recently started to use the free Google Docs software applications to make a budget and work collaboratively on documents, and so far I’m impressed.
Eldon Beck: Nature as the textbook

Eldon Beck: Nature as the textbook

The Whistler story is rife with bigger-than-life characters. From Myrtle Philip to Hugh Smythe, from Pat Carleton to Andree Janyk, the list of individuals whose hard work and dedication have contributed to the success of this place is impressive.
Letters

Letters

Not convinced by arguments to close schools This letter was addressed to Dave Walden, Chair, School Board of Trustees SD48. A copy was forwarded to Pique.
An inconvenient message for Ottawa

An inconvenient message for Ottawa

Climate change. It’s the greatest threat the world faces; or it’s something you don’t have to worry about because it’s a) too big to worry about, b) someone else’s problem, c) a hoax, d) all of the above.
Letters

Letters

Godzilla in the mountains Re: Upstaging the Games (Maxed Out, Sept.
Beyond 2010: Preparing for the other side of
the Olympic tunnel

Beyond 2010: Preparing for the other side of the Olympic tunnel

Innovation. Bold thinking. Challenging the status quo. These are the conceptual pillars upon which Whistler was built. And it worked.
Finding labour important, but only half the equation

Finding labour important, but only half the equation

Stephen Harper’s Conservative government may work in mysterious ways, but this week’s “announcements” about expanding foreign worker programs shows that it is attuned to some of the country’s needs.