Opinion

By Michel Beaudry She says she’s just a simple farm girl. Nothing special. No reason to write a story about her or anything. But as usual she’d downplaying her talents.

By all official reports Whistler’s two job fairs — Whistler-Blackcomb’s last week and the Whistler Employment Centre’s fair this week — have eased concerns about not having enough employees this winter.

Change is upon us. And it’s happening faster than most people realize. Politics. Demographics. Technology. Communications. They’re all having profound impacts on how mountain tourism is evolving.

No nuts at Halloween For Whistler's peanut allergic children Halloween is more then scary, it can be deadly. Please consider choosing peanut-free candy when donating to Halloween events this year.

As February 2010 creeps up on us we are gradually coming to understand what it means to co-host the Winter Olympics.

Maybe you’re already driving a hybrid or a Smart car. Maybe you bring your own cloth bags to the grocery store, bike everywhere you can, replace your appliances with energy savers at every opportunity, and weather-strip the hell out of your home.

School has responded to needs and demands RE: Demand more for children (Pique letters Oct. 12) I would like to thank Squamish resident Jeff Wilgosh for writing this letter to the Pique.

It was the story of the week. It wasn’t that long ago that financial investors were voicing their doubts that YouTube ( www.youtube.com ), a popular video posting and sharing website, could ever generate a profit.

By Michel Beaudry She’s the quintessential energy bomb.

In the annals of Whistler’s history the 2002-05 administration at municipal hall will probably not be remembered for a raft of accomplishments.