Whistler

By Loreth Beswetherick Labour unrest — it’s coming to a school near you.

The municipality will transfer its environmental legacy fund, which currently sits at $600,000 plus interest, to the new Community Foundation of Whistler.

Avalanche traps skier in Corona bowl A backcountry skier was buried up to her chest following an avalanche in the Corona Bowl area, outside the Blackcomb ski area boundary, on March 14.

By Loreth Beswetherick The Whistler municipality is going to be about $450,000 short in tax revenue this year because several condominium hotels have had their tax classification downgraded from commercial to residential.

Re-Use-It centre to open in Function Whistler Community Services Society will open the doors of its Re-Use-It centre at noon on Thursday, March 23. The building is located at the Function Junction Recycling Depot.

If the news out of Abbotsford in January this year was anything to go by, traditional schools are hot.

Sharing information is a key to success — that is the catch phrase adopted by the Howe Sound School Board which is working toward implementing its new communications plan, intended to dispel a perception decisions are being made behind closed doors.

The secrets of using special events — like the World Ski and Snowboard Festival — to sell lift tickets and fill rooms and restaurants in traditional slow periods is what Whistler ski industry veteran David Perry will be divulging at the Canadian Snow

Taizi comes to Whistler "From the depths of the human condition a secret aspiration rises up.

An independent, third party review of the proposed Cayoosh Resort’s impact on mountain goats appears to clear the way for approval of the ski resort.