Whistler

Rezoning by regional district last hurdle for proposed ski resort

Council has approved the creation of a development corporation to oversee the formation of the Athletes Village amid concerns there may be a conflict of interest for municipal staff.

Davies tries to drive council’s agenda with new employee housing infill initiative

Telus promises continued support for events in Whistler

After more than a decade of planning and litigation, Supreme Court Justice Marvyn Koenigsberg delivered a judgement last week on the proposed Garibaldi at Squamish ski resort that should result in a final decision on the resort early in 2005.

The costs of last year’s floods in the Pemberton and Squamish Valley are still being calculated a year later.

Wife recalls last day for family before flood took its human toll.

The municipality is moving ahead with plans to put a Whistler Welcome Centre at the entrance of the Brandywine Provincial Park.

Whistler-Blackcomb is about to conduct its annual hiring blitz, during which approximately 2,500 people will be employed for positions with the mountains.

Tree thinning may be logging by another name, but it could turn out to be a necessary step in the Lost Lake Park to guard against forest fires and improve the wildlife values in the forest.