Pique'n Yer Interest

Last week I was asked what I thought a person needed to know to make good decisions on energy projects affecting sensitive ecosystems or the climate.

On Tuesday, Sept. 27, 27-year-old Edmond Paul Adkin of Kamloops died after taking cocaine likely laced with fentanyl while attending a wedding in Kelowna the previous weekend. He was one of five people who overdosed there; the rest survived.

When Nancy Wilhelm-Morden stepped outside her mandate as a small-town mayor last year to urge Ottawa to ramp up its support for Syrian refugees — effectively paving the way for the arrival of Whistler's first refugee family — I have to ad

Two events will be upon us shortly. And each one is more than worthy of moments to acknowledge and remember. But the Oct.

It can be difficult to fill this space. That's not to say there aren't a multitude of topics about which to write, as we face issues here in the resort and as a province, country and planet.

On Saturday, Sept. 3, a group of Native Americans was peacefully protesting the $3.

When I took a buyout from my editing position at The Guardian in 2003 in order to move back to Canada, part of the HR severance package included funding for professional upgrading or retraining.

For a town that spends as much time as Whistler does touting its exceptional guest experience, it certainly feels like we've been dropping the ball on that front lately.

It never ceases to amaze the number of restaurants, bars, delis and takeout operations that are routinely cited for food-safety infractions.

You know those little things that bug you even though you can't quite put a finger on why? That's happened to me a couple times recently.