Whistler

The Whistler RCMP are trying to locate a fraud artist who shoplifts goods from stores and returns the merchandise for cash without a receipt. According to Const.

By Clare Ogilivie Local firefighters are planning to turn their annual Other Fireman’s Ball into a fund-raiser for the families of New York firefighters who lost their lives in last week’s terrorist attack.

Pique Newsmagazine is pleased to welcome Clare Ogilvie to our team. A reporter for the Province newspaper, Ogilvie has lived in Whistler for the last six years, where she is raising her two children with husband Steven Turner.

B.C.'s tourism budget will fall if visitor numbers decrease B.C.'s tourism industry could be in serious trouble after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the U.S., according to recent statistics from Tourism B.C.

Whistler-Blackcomb and Environment Canada are teaming up with Whistler Resort TV (WRTV) to provide content and technology to launch the resort channel’s new format on Nov. 1.

Police are warning the public about a rash of car break-ins The RCMP are investigating a number of car break-ins taking place in underground parking lots.

Fallout from Sept. 11 already affecting local businesses By Clare Ogilivie Businesses in Whistler are reeling from the impact of the terrorist attack last week in the U.S.

Rafting companies still excluded A plan to allow day-use recreation while excluding commercial recreation in the Garibaldi Civil Defence Zone is "disappointing," according to the operator of a whitewater rafting company.

Teaching profession not attractive because of low wages Local teachers are requesting a 34 per cent pay increase over three years as part of their contract with the provincial government.

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