Opinion

Park City’s Myles Rademan, a consultant to Whistler and other mountain resorts, once produced a series of principles describing people and life in resort towns.

The carbon age is now officially living on borrowed time. While our dependency on fossil fuels will probably continue to increase for the next few decades, the peak of our consumption is in sight.

In this week’s Cybernaut – 21 serious computer threats to consider and the one joke that everyone can agree on Eye on Spyware Contrary to what you might think, spyware is not a tuxedo or a two-way video wristwatch communicator with a built-

There’s little doubt the municipality has, over the last six years, failed to adequately address the issue of nightly rentals in residential neighbourhoods.

Outside of the American military, the first Internet networks were built and maintained by a group university professors to allow the great minds of the time to exchange ideas and co-operate on projects.

The Whistler Housing Authority’s 2002 survey of housing needs, released a couple of weeks ago, seems to contain good news, at first glance.

A series of forces converged in Whistler this week as the town played host to the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention, where mayors and councillors from across the province came to raise concerns and gather information about provincial policies.

The puck drop for the 2002-2003 NHL season is just a few weeks away, and I for one can’t wait. So many questions to be answered.

This letter was addressed to Premier Gordon Campbell, Mayor Hugh O'Reilly, Jack Poole, Dave Davenport and Ted Nebbeling. A copy was forwarded to Pique.

Microsoft Corporation made good on its settlement with the U.S. Justice Department last week when they introduced Service Pack 1, a selection of patches and upgrades for their 10-month old Windows XP platform.