Whistler

B.C. Government activates Y2K phone lines Answers to any questions or concerns about the effect of Y2K on B.C.'s essential services are just a phone call away.

By Loreth Beswetherick A 26-unit development at Taluswood has been granted a development permit but some councillors were not comfortable with the small number of bed units allocated the project.

Whistler prepared for Y2K Computers are compliant, utilities are safe and emergency services are ready for anything By Andrew Mitchell When the clocks roll over at midnight on New Year's eve, nobody is sure what, if anything, is going to happen.

The Spirit of giving is alive for the Christmas season. For the third year in a row Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church is hosting a free community Christmas dinner on Dec. 25.

City street youth have no limits in Whistler ‘Zero Ceiling’ helps reveal character By Paul Andrew The many thousands of skiers and riders who headed to Whistler in December included at least four snowboarders who enjoyed an all-expenses-paid visit wh

Province prepared to oppose smoking ban in bars and restaurants Starting Jan.

The Attorney General’s office has identified James Donald Russell as the convicted pedophile residing in Whistler.

By Loreth Beswetherick In some cultures elders still play a pivotal role in their communities. Their wisdom and experience is valued by the young.

Trumpeter Swan (Cygnus buccinator) Picture a swan and you might see a graceful but fragile white bird.

By Loreth Beswetherick They haven’t seen it writing yet but the Tenderfoot Creek Hatchery in Squamish has been told the on-off-on federal funding cuts to their salmon enhancement program are, once again, off.