Whistler

John Davy fired from Maori language TV station over resume fabrications For a few short weeks a former Whistler accountant had made it big in New Zealand.

Whistler conference explore partnerships between high tech and spies Clare Ogilvie Terrorism is good for business, In the aftermath of the attack on the U.S. on Sept.

Tourism Whistler is drawing its members closer together with a new extranet site, which provides a more efficient and sustainable means of communication.

B.C's Ice Age leaves its footprint With only a handful of glaciers dotting the nearby landscape these days it's hard to imagine there was a sheet of mile-high ice covering Whistler 15,000 years ago.

A printing error in last week’s Pique cut off a portion of Jack Souther’s Annapurna Circuit, Part 4: Down the Kali Gandaki and home to Whistler. For those who wish to read it, we will be rerunning the piece in its entirety on our Web site.

In the coming weeks, contractors will be closing Exit One in Horseshoe Bay as part of the $30 million expansion project by B.C. Ferries to upgrade the terminal. The exit will be closed for about a month.

Last month, on April 3rd, the Province of British Columbia announced that steam locomotive #2860 would go to Squamish for preservation at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park.

SPECIAL EVENTS FULL CIRCLE Join the Whistler Children’s Chorus as it celebrates 10 years of song Friday, May 3, 7 p.m. at Our Lady of the Mountains Church. Call Alison at 604-932-2979 for information.

A memorial for Elwyn Rowlands and Kim Wolfe, the Whistler couple who died in a car accident roughly two weeks ago, will be held this Sunday May 5 at 4 p.m. at Millennium Place. The day also marks Wolfe's birthday.

Elwyn Rowlands and his wife Kim Wolfe will be remembered for many things. But at the top of everyone’s list is the intense love they showered their children with and passion with which they lived their lives.