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Keeping the dream alive

Keeping the dream alive

She’s the hardest working person he’s ever met says her former boss. And she never stands down from a challenge. Doesn’t matter what the odds are. Doesn’t matter who’s challenging her.
Watching the Games from the sidelines

Watching the Games from the sidelines

The Olympic Games were never going to drop money into our bank accounts and opportunities into our lap. It was always a case of taking ownership of this event and making something out of it.
We’re up to quad now?

We’re up to quad now?

Dual core processors just came out. Literally.
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Nice shot Congratulations! The municipality has killed two birds with one stone. With just one "True Local" program the municipality has embraced two of the most negative aspects of Whistler.
Uncle Joe and the Intrawest Myth

Uncle Joe and the Intrawest Myth

Because of the sensitive nature of this column, most people who are quoted below requested that their names be withheld. I have respected their wishes.
Connecting with the world

Connecting with the world

With all due respect to Pemberton, for a long time Whistler was considered a town at the end of a road.
Europe stands up in high tech

Europe stands up in high tech

Once upon a time Europe was a collection of small countries and cultures, with two dozen independent currencies and as many languages, regulatory bodies and plug configurations.
This weeks letters

This weeks letters

Wish I could help There's at least one potential employee available this winter that apparently no one will be able to hire. I'm a foreigner (from the U.S.
AG’s report raises questions for Whistler

AG’s report raises questions for Whistler

By Bob Barnett It’s important to remember that Acting Auditor General Arn van Iersel’s report on the 2010 Olympics is, as its subtitle states, “A Review of Estimates Related to the Province’s Commitments.
Zune to go head to head with iPod

Zune to go head to head with iPod

By Andrew Mitchell Microsoft isn’t the first company to challenge Apple’s dominance in the portable music and media player market, but with cash reserves of almost $40 billion — and a guaranteed hit when the company releases its new Vista opera