Opinion

There were lots of numbers thrown around at the Spirit of 2010 Business Summit organized by the provincial government nearly two weeks ago, but the most important numbers I heard associated with 2010 were demographic rather than economic.

Ever notice how your oldest CD – mine’s a copy of Dire Straits’ Money for Nothing – is starting to skip, no matter how well you may have taken care of it over the years? You check it over for scratches and smudges, find nothing, a

After listening to two days of presentations on the 2010 Olympics last week, in Whistler and in Vancouver, from the likes of Dick Ebersol, chairman of NBC Sports, Bill Malone from the Park City Chamber of Commerce, Terry Wright from VANOC, numerous b

This is a copy of a letter sent to John Furlong and Jack Poole of the Vancouver Olympic Organizing Committee. I quite agree with the legacy that the Olympics will leave for Vancouver and Whistler.

It’s hard to imagine, but one day that sophisticated computer sitting before you – the one with the top end Intel processor, a full gigabyte of memory, the latest graphics card and a hard drive so big it can hold your entire CD collection a

I would like to compliment everyone at municipal hall who contributed to the Five Year Financial Plan.

Last November municipal hall produced an analysis of Crown lands within Whistler’s municipal boundaries as part of phase 2 of the Comprehensive Sustainability Plan.

Like rules, theoretical limits in computing seem to be made to be broken. Back in 1977, Ken Olson the president of Digital Equipment Corp. made the infamous comment that, "There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.

Creatively inspired without a doubt. Who knew this little greedy mountain town had something else to give me. I had already accomplished debt, friendship and a greater value of who I am through chemically enhanced spirituality.

Anyone who has followed the goings on at Whistler’s municipal hall recognizes that over the last couple of years there have been some disappointments, some things that have dragged on, and some failures.