Whistler

A couple weeks after local media blasted Squamish Mayor Greg Gardner for hiding details related to the cancellation of a lease held by Triack Resources, the district has issued an information package through the Squamish Sustainability Corporation (S

In a report released last week, the government of British Columbia is warning coastal communities about the dangers of rising sea levels, which, says the report, are intensifying.

Competition from district for business being watched carefully

Even though Mother Nature is now peppering the mountains with snow, skiers and snowboards have a man-made source to thank for being able to ski-out this weekend: 269 snow guns.

Colorado-based Mountain Research Travel Program (MTRiP) released its latest travel figures on Dec. 17 and not all of the news is bad. The latest report is based on data compiled from 216 property management companies in 15 mountain resorts in the U.

Several approvals still needed before Pemberton’s biggest subdivision becomes a reality

The Village of Pemberton is looking to remove its council from planning studies with the creation of an Advisory Planning Commission (APC).

Pemberton RCMP have identified a 42-year-old Coquitlam resident in connection with a marijuana grow-operation in the Pemberton Plateau area. Van Do was due to make his first appearance in Pemberton Provincial Court on Dec.

By Allen Best PARK CITY, Utah – Talk of a boycott of Park City’s Sundance Film Festival in January seems to be sputtering. The Park Record reports that the gay-friendly Queer Lounge intends to return.

Some of B.C. Transit’s 20 hydrogen buses will be cruising Whistler’s roads as early as August next year. After months of testing, the provincial Crown agency gave a trial bus its approval.