Opinion

Retail strategy a smokescreen It's pretty ridiculous that the RMOW is dragging their feet in regards to the London Drugs Store in Whistler Village.

Let’s help as much as we can Further to Paul Mathews’s letter last week on the Dec. 14 highway closure, I too was on the highway that night. I had been to the city to drop my car off for repair work.

You really can’t blame Cisco Systems for its lawsuit against Apple Computers — they own the patent to the term “iPhone” fair and square, through a series of mergers going back over a decade.

By Michel Beaudry He was the token hippie on Whistler’s first council. At least, that’s what his three other colleagues first thought of him. But over time, they came to realize just how valuable John Hetherington was to their team.

In the 11 months before I began inflicting my opinion on Whistler the people of Canmore, Alberta endured my split infinitives and dangling participles. I lived in Canmore from the spring of 1988 to the spring of 1989.

By Michel Beaudry There’s a great storytelling event being planned for Millennium Place this evening.

On Nov. 27, Parliament formally recognized Quebecers as a “nation united within Canada.

Having read a lot about Second Life, the limitless virtual world created by Linden Labs, I decided it was time to see what all the fuss is about.

The Mounties get their men I was nervous on New Year’s Eve.

It’s been five years since Microsoft released Windows XP, itself following up on the much reviled Windows Millennium Edition.