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Canadian, international sliders watching each other

Teams taking advantage of last chance to train before 2010 Olympics

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Slow pickup of Kids On The Go

RMOW promises business as usual for recreation programs, youth centre

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Park and rides still being discussed

Pemberton, Squamish adamant that VANOC should pay

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Council, RCMP compromise on Olympic liquor laws

Bars, nightclubs will be allowed to stay open an extra 30 minutes during the Games

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Arts merger postponed until after 2010 Games

The Whistler Arts Council and Maurice Young Millennium Place will be too busy to merge before the 2010 Games as initially planned.

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Mountain News: Jackson takes economic approach to reducing greenhouse gases

JACKSON, Wyo. Town officials in Jackson returned from a 2006 conference in Aspen, Colo., persuaded of the imminent need to take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Security camp in Whistler a loss for Mount Currie

Band looking into other Olympic opportunities

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Whistler’s first hydrogen bus in operation by Nov. 17

Commuters will be able to ride Whistler's first hydrogen fuel-cell bus by Nov. 17. B.C. Transit announced this week that the first of 20 hydrogen buses will arrive in Whistler Monday, Nov.

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Schools see high absentee rates as H1N1 hits corridor

Medical Health Officer says the numbers are as ‘expected’

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Final 100 days are crucial, says Furlong

Accommodation for Olympic volunteers in Sea to Sky corridor now in hand

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