Opinion

He’s one of the most positive people I know. Always smiling. Always ready to lend a hand. And he’s one of the most talented too. Sports, work, relationships — doesn’t matter what it is, he’s good at it.

Last week’s comments in this space on the additional funding that the RMOW is being asked for to help build the athletes’ village elicited a call from Mayor Ken Melamed, who — quite rightly — pointed out some statements that were off the mark and req

First Google brought us the world, with tens of thousands of overlaying digital images mapping the entire globe.

First Google brought us the world, with tens of thousands of overlaying digital images mapping the entire globe.

Parking lot politics rebuked With only a few days left of summer vacation, and with Back to School displays all over the place, I wanted to say that while I am sad that my kids are heading off back to school (I love the summers with my children!) I c

WAVE ready to break As a previous employee of Whistler Transit, my co-workers and I worked hard at providing the best possible service for the Whistler, Pemberton and Squamish communities despite the lack of funds provided and support from both the m

Anyone in Whistler who has followed the 2010 Olympics with even a thimble of interest knows that the athletes’ village is being built on donated Crown land next to the former landfill site, across the highway from Function Junction.

I’m not one of those people that checks their Facebook profile daily, and generally my visits are limited to sending birthday messages, checking for updates and messages, scribbling on a few walls, and rejecting invites to use the Zombie application

Do you consider yourself an artist? It’s the question every creative, inventive person most dreads. Do I say yes and sound pretentious? Or do I say no and betray my passion? It’s the kind of conundrum that no one likes to address.

“The community will notice that $6 million doesn’t go a heck of a long way.