Whistler

Taxi loop becoming more chaotic for drivers and customers The unprovoked assault of a Whistler taxi driver more than two weeks ago was the final straw for a group of local cab drivers, who feel that the taxi loop off Village Gate Boulevard is out of

With the future of several new parks and protected areas in the Lillooet area hanging in the balance, including a provincial park in the South Chilcotin Mountains, environmental groups are urging people to write letters to members of the provincial g

SPECIAL EVENTS

As of Wednesday, March 20, 2002 The most recent storm-cycle deposited 27cm of light density new snow in our region by the time the snowfall ended on Tuesday evening. Moderate South and Southwesterly winds accompanied the snowfall.

Rail isn’t the long-term answer to transportation issues in the Sea to Sky corridor.

Karl-Henrik Robert on where Whistler is in the Natural Step and where it could be Dr. Karl-Henrik Robert, founder of the Natural Step framework, was in Whistler last week to speak at the Leadership Through Innovation speaker series.

By Whistler Public Library Staff After over 25 years, InterLINK may still be one of the best-kept secrets in the Lower Mainland.

War hasn’t changed much over the years

Run-of-river project fits with sustainability, environmental initiatives Standing on the bridge over Fitzsimmons Creek on the Little Spearhead Traverse, you can’t see or hear the massive ski operations taking place on either side of the valley.

Community and First Nations leaders have met in a unique Community to Community forum to explore how they can work together to create co-operative structures for shared ideas, opportunities and initiatives.