Opinion

The search is on for the authors of the now infamous ‘SQL Slammer;’ or Sapphire worm, one of the most devastating cyber attacks in recent history.

As the clock winds down to Vancouver’s Feb. 22 plebiscite on the Olympic bid the rhetoric, predictably, is getting more intense, although the arguments are mostly rote responses now.

Is there a pill for getting in shape?

On this day seven years from now, Feb. 7, 2010, the men’s Olympic super G will be taking place on the Dave Murray Downhill – if the Vancouver-Whistler bid for the 2010 Games is successful.

Although the majority of us generally accept the fact that Valentine’s Day is a just another corporate-sponsored observance designed to sell cards, flowers, and small teddy bears, you have to give the Hallmark people credit – knowing it

Back in 2000, former Industry Minister Brian Tobin introduced an ambitious billion-dollar plan to wire Canada from coast to coast to coast with high-speed, broadband Internet – most likely a strong fibre optic backbone that is supported by digit

By Bob Barnett As Whistler continues to grapple with buildout and the ramifications of a cap on development, while awaiting the next phase of the comprehensive sustainability plan to help us determine a course through these uncharted waters, a few fa

With so much volume, and so many sites offering similar content on the Web, sometimes you have to do a little work to find the pearls among the swine – or you could let someone else do it for you.

A hot flash to warm you

"It's better than sitting at home dying of boredom watching CNN." — John Seibert of Wasilla, Alaska, one of the survivors of Monday’s avalanche near Revelstoke, when asked what were the rewards of backcountry skiing.