Opinion

According to surveys, the Whistler 2002 document, last fall’s first phase of the comprehensive sustainability plan and anyone with a grasp of the obvious, two of this community’s highest priorities are more resident/employee housing and pre

Technically the first day of spring was March 21, but take a look at weather reports across the country and it’s safe to say that the season is already a month late.

The times they have a-changed

It’s scary, but like a lot of our revolutionary technologies – computer voice recognition, light-based processors, and hands-free communication devices to name just a few – the tablet PC was born in the Star Trek universe.

The land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is said to be the cradle of civilization. Archeologists have found evidence that man gathered in cities, hunted, traded and prospered in this area that is now part of Iraq more than 7,000 years ago.

All good things must come to an end

I don’t know if the silver, latex-skinned alien on stilts with the bikini-clad, flame-thrower-armed sidekick is going to appear at the World Ski and Snowboard Festival’s Big Air competition this year.

April 3 rd came and went, and I’m sure everyone forgot the birthday of their favourite toy.

A daily newspaper costs anywhere from 75 cents to $1.50, depending on the day. Magazines are between $4 and $7. A CD is between $15 and $22.

March 24 was the first Tourism Ambassador Day in B.C., as proclaimed by the provincial government and the Council of Tourism Associations of B.C. The day was intended to mark the $9.