Whistler

This is the story of two people who drive for a living. Cst. Lee Hamilton is Whistler’s first local traffic safety expert. He is also an accident investigator and trainer with the RCMP.

The Whistler Naturalists are pleased to announce a special speaker, Danny Catt, for Thursday, March 22, 2001. Catt – writer, photographer, traveller, teacher, and naturalist – is an engaging and inspiring public speaker.

I would like to voice my opinion in regards to the BCTV story on Wednesday, March 7 during the six o'clock news concerning the skier collision with a snowboarder on Blackcomb mountain. To the lady who was skiing: Get a life.

Concerned parents from Myrtle Philip Community School are asking the school district to become more accountable in preparing their children for post-secondary education.

WAG animal shelter and Whistler-Blackcomb have teamed up to offer an exclusive new club for Whistler’s dogs.

Visitors to B.C. are being invited to indulge their pioneer souls and enjoy some of the province’s finest scenery and cuisine on a new luxury rail tour. B.C.

Your last edition touched on the Official Community Plan. Let's get something straight from the beginning. Bigger does not mean better for the community of Whistler. Bigger means continued growth in low-paying retail and service jobs.

More than 70 public library boards will benefit from a one-time $1.2 million grant made possible by the province’s budgetary surplus.

Myrtle Philip Community School is losing its vice-principal. Howe Sound Board of School Trustees has appointed Nick Pascuzzi as the new principal of Squamish Elementary School. Pascuzzi has been vice principal at Myrtle Philip since 1997.

Needle exchange started, mental health programs improved with new health care funding The Coast Garibaldi Health will finally be implementing a needle exchange program in Sea to Sky country with additional funding announced last week.