Opinion

She only has a few more months to go before she has to step down and become a private citizen again. She says she’s looking forward to it. But I can sense that Helen Klanderud is not entirely resigned to her fate.

With the release of 300 this week, I thought it was as good a time as any to take a look at the ways technology has changed Hollywood over the years.

One of the five priorities of the Whistler 2020 plan is Partnering for Success. On Monday a majority of Whistler council interpreted Partnering for Success to include giving Whistler-Blackcomb a tax break of up to $200,000 annually for five years.

TW welcomes interest, participation In a recent letter to the editor, Jay Wahono made reference to Tourism Whistler’s upcoming annual general meeting on May 17, 2007 and highlighted the value of continuing a focused approach to growing tourism for Wh

By Michel Beaudry It was a bold claim. “We’re going to turn Aspen into the epicentre of the skiing universe,” promised Honda Ski Tour founder Kipp Nelson. “And we’re stoked you’re joining us. So welcome to the tour.

I have a roommate who likes to leave a lot of lights on at night, although I hope I’ve started to break him of this habit by calling him on it every single time.

The theme for Tuesday’s announcements about the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre, the unveiling of its logo and the forthcoming Sea to Sky Highway signage campaign, was two nations on a shared journey.

University a phenomenal opportunity Re: University proposal under the radar (Pique, Feb. 15) I can’t think of a more exciting addition to Whistler than a university.

By Michel Beaudry Joe Ryan is probably writhing in his grave right now. So too is Franz Wilhelmsen.

While being thoroughly underwhelmed by my Second Life experience, or at least my half-assed method of doing it on the cheap, I’m getting ready to take the virtual plunge once again. Hopefully with a better looking avatar.