Whistler

Janyk elected new school board chair Whistler trustee Andrée Janyk has been voted chair of the Howe Sound School Board.

More than half of area’s backcountry operators still haven’t applied for tenure With the Dec.

Company liability and assumed personal risk are being weighed by the courts once again following a tragic accident involving a commercial recreation tour operator.

A recent train derailment north of D’Arcy in which three rail cars loaded with sulfur pellets wound up at the bottom of Anderson Lake poses no threat whatsoever to the environment, says B.C. Rail director of communications Alan Dever.

The first school bell to sound in Spring Creek on the first school morning of September 2002 – if all goes according to plan – will represent a turning point in this young community’s life.

As of Wednesday, Dec. 13 Our mountain snowpack continues to be full of potential weaknesses that will eventually materialize when we finally get a significant amount of new snow.

The global race last year to make millennium babies has had little impact on the numbers of tiny Whistlerites born into the year 2000.

By Paul Duncan, Whistler Naturalists What is your Christmas tree tradition? For some, tradition means wiping-off the dusty box that holds the artificial tree.

The Resort Municipality of Whistler and various early adopters of The Natural Step (TNS) sustainability plan made one thing clear during the course of an all-day seminar and workshop on Dec.

The Resort Municipality of Whistler has shifted the publication of its annual monitoring report from November/December to spring 2001 in a bid to bring more consistency and relevance to the data.