Opinion

In the wild, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, Matsushita (Panasonic), Warner Brothers and Walt Disney Company are sworn enemies, locked in a life and death struggle for market dominance.

This letter was addressed to J. Walter Cowlard, R.P.F. of Weyerhaeuser. A copy was forwarded to Pique Newsmagazine.

One of the many paradoxes of Whistler is that when given the chance most of us are eager to tell others how long we have lived here – longer apparently being better – as if that gives us some special status.

Although most people are watching this year’s Tour de France to see if Lance Armstrong can make history by winning his sixth consecutive title, I’m more impressed by the way his team, U.S.

My husband and I have lived in Whistler since 1987 and have tried to participate in many of the activities that have been here for us to enjoy.

"Every four years candidates strive to out-Pollyanna one another, laboring to maintain their smiles, never allowing a sobering thought to cloud their gaze.

The Supreme Court of Canada gave the recording industry another bonk on the head last week when they ruled 9-0 against a lawsuit against Internet Services Providers that would require them to pay royalties on music downloaded through their services.

I'm writing this letter in hopes that the smokers in B.C., most importantly, here in Whistler, get this message: Your cigarette butts are fire hazards! The other day while I was at Rainbow Lake, a girl had flicked her cigarette butt into the trees.

A few years ago, when he was still alive and well and working at the CBC, Canadian radio icon Peter Gzowski held a contest. Gzowski issued a challenge to his fellow CBC employees to complete the sentence: "As Canadian as….

Summer is a great time to be alive.