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Why George W. Bush loves horsetails By Bob Brett, Whistler Naturalists It may be hard to picture a hard-bitten Texan loving anything that doesn’t moo, but it’s true. President Bush loves horsetails.

Job fair will be later, competition for employees increasing Whistler-Blackcomb will be pushing its annual job fair farther back into the fall in an effort to shrink the lean period experienced by new recruits who have to shell out for rent several m

During Youth Week, May 6-12, 136 students from Whistler Secondary, Grades 8, 9 and 10, attended a forum on marijuana at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler.

Friday, May 25 LIVE PERFORMANCES Who : Xavier Rudd Where : Crystal Lounge Check out what all the "hum" is about. Xavier has quickly become Whistler’s favourite musician from Down Under. See article.

Tim Regan’s Whistler 3 proposal is still alive, but it now involves a fourth parcel of land.

The friendship ball is a circle No beginning, no end It keeps us together Like our circle of friends But the treasure inside For you to see Is the treasure of friendship You’ve given to me By Greig Bethel It’s a sunny weekday afternoon and

SPECIAL EVENTS WHISTLER GARDEN GROUP PLANT SWAP & SALE. May 26, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at 6814 Beaver Lane. Open to members and friends. Please bring priced items such as plant divisions, pots, garden decorations and any garden-related items.

Liberals win, hockey fans lose

Members of the business community packed council chambers Tuesday to deliver a message about the desperate need for short term employee housing.

After more than a year and a half of planning, a rezoning proposal for the 511-acre B.C. Rail lands on the west side of Alta Lake has finally made it to the public stage.