Opinion

By Michel Beaudry Doesn’t matter that the term gets used all the time. Doesn’t matter that real estate developers in Western Canada have convinced residents and politicians that it’s a viable concept. Brent Harley is adamant that it’s a non-starter.

Sustainable ideas for making transit work “Buses should be free,” is quite a common thing you hear these days at bus stops or on the bus.

Despite the best efforts of regulatory and legislative bodies around the world, the brigades of programmers on the case, and the universal scorn of nearly a billion computer users, the war on spam — unsolicited e-mail — appears to be a losing effort.

By Michel Beaudry She’s at it again. Organizing events and turning people on to the mountains. It’s the kind of work she thought she’d left behind long ago.

In biology, evolution is change in the heritable traits of a population over successive generations.

Canadian television has been in the spotlight a lot recently, and some experts are openly questioning whether Canadian television can survive the future without abandoning Canadian Content laws or increasing revenues.

Recently a member of Whistler council opined that with all the programs and preparations for the Olympics in 2010, municipal staff just wasn’t going to have the time to deal with many new projects in the next three years.

It was bound to happen.

Soul-crushing theft First of all, we would like to thank everyone who participated in and attended Soul Funktion Dance Studio’s Production of Time After Time last weekend.

On Oct. 16 Whistler council shot down an $8.7 million plan to expand and renovate municipal hall.