Whistler

In search of the elusive tan

John Furlong brought a copy of the Vancouver 2010 Bid Corporation’s mini-bid book to Whistler Monday and held the document up for Whistler councillors and members of the public to see. But he declined to open it.

Parents and community workers brainstorm about how to keep their kids safe at special high-school meeting By Clare Ogilvie. Alcohol and drugs are as much a problem for Whistler teens as they are for youths anywhere else in the province.

The resort’s first dry grad is huge success It’s not hard to understand why Christen Young is wandering around with an ear-splitting grin these days.

Green power may be coming to Brandywine Creek in the next few months.

A permanent art gallery will be coming soon to an upper village bar thanks to the efforts of three local photographers, Ellen Atkin, Jon Faulknor and Nelly Levesque.

Flooding is as much a part of the legacy of Britannia Beach as mining. In 1925 a catastrophic flood killed 37 people.

The former president of Whistler Mountain knows a good ski guy when he sees him.

The release of bid competitor Bern’s mini-bid book sheds light on differing budgets The unique nature of the Vancouver-Whistler bid to win the 2010 Winter Olympic Games adds costs that some other bids may not experience.

Announcement expected today The announcement expected today (June 7) from the federal and B.C. governments that $620 million will be made available for the must-have Winter Olympic Games facilities is good news said Whistler’s mayor.