Whistler

Tides and turtles The Queen Charlotte-Galapagos connection By Jack Souther, Whistler Naturalists To the Natives they are Haida Gwaii, Islands-of-the-people. In 1774 Captain George Dixon named them after his ship the S.S. Queen Charlotte.

The campaigning is officially over.

The price of gates may be too much for Whistler.

Refried Reform

The Squamish-Lilllooet Rivers Watershed Partnership Group will receive $290,000 from Fisheries Renewal B.C. this year that will help spawn 15 fish improvement projects in the Sea-to-Sky region.

The tale of two ski resorts, roadblocks, protests and camouflage battle fatigues intertwines with B.C.’s sad history of treaty negotiations Two B.C.

The Whistler RCMP were forced to kill a male black bear after it had been struck by a car and injured in the Emerald area on the morning of July 8.

The RCMP are still looking for witnesses to a severe beating in the Alpine Meadows area in the early hours of July 3.

The fate of the Alpha Creek wetlands is expected to be a topic at Monday’s council meeting, where council will likely consider third reading of a bylaw to downzone a portion of the wetlands owned by John Zen.

‘Sprinkler’ regulations the first step on a long list of conservation measures In an effort to conserve water, the Resort Municipality of Whistler is taking a page out of the City of Vancouver’s bylaws and restricting the days and time