Whistler

WHA board to review case, present position Gondola Village owners are angry that the Whistler Housing Authority has acquired a unit in their Creekside complex for employee housing.

Up to 1,300 workers introduced to Whistler through variety of events Seasonal workers got a welcome Whistler-style last week.

Tourism Whistler and Visa have joined forces to raise money for young skiers. Participating Whistler restaurants and spas are now offering prix fixe menus starting at $29 for restaurants and $75 or $100 at spas.

Police are still searching for the two men responsible for robbing and stabbing a Mount Currie man on Friday night (Nov. 14) in the underground parking lot by the Telus Conference Centre at Whistler.

A federal bill to add seven new seats to the House of Commons, including two new seats in British Columbia, has been delayed by the change of leadership in the Liberal Party.

Compared to figures from last year, Intrawest is holding strong in the first fiscal quarter with company revenues nearly doubling. Results from the 2004 first quarter, which ended on Sept.

Retired high-school teacher Mike Milner is the new school trustee in Pemberton.

Canadian Ski Council miffed at independent action by partnership The decision by a group of Alberta-based companies and organizations to start a free ski program for Grade 2 students in that province has stunned some industry insiders.

For more than 300 people in the Sea to Sky corridor community of Mount Currie, the recent cold snap has been a vivid reminder of how precarious their situation has become after recent floodwaters ravaged the town and destroyed items of necessity

SPECIAL EVENTS COMMUNITY WELCOME DINNER>> Crowning out a week of celebrations, designed to welcome Whistler’s newest employees to town, the Community Welcome Dinner will bring hundreds of locals and newcomers together for a meal at the Con