Whistler

By Loreth Beswetherick The survey results are in — the majority of parents of Myrtle Philip elementary school students like the idea of school uniforms.

By Loreth Beswetherick One of the fundamental keys to Whistler’s success is excellent air access to markets that feed the resort, and it is for that reason staff at Tourism Whistler have been paying keen attention to the prospective Air Canada takeov

By Loreth Beswetherick Members of the Myrtle Philip elementary school Parent Advisory Council are optimistic they are going to get a fair and independent review of funding and spending at the Whistler school.

HELP GARBAGE CANS BEAT THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE: HOLIDAY RECYCLING TIPS By Clea Ainsworth 3R Education Co-ordinator, SLRD Few people know that Santa Claus not only keeps track of the naughty and nice, he also knows who recycles.

Blackcomb’s yurts restricted to day-use Overnighter’s out of luck for now By Paul Andrew It would have been a unique way to spend New Year’s Eve: You and 15 of your closest friends all chipping in for an expensive, opulent and upscale ski vacation ri

It’s not just the federal and provincial governments which have to renew their mandate toward treaty negotiations, there’s a power struggle going on within the In-SHUCK-ch N’Quat’qua.

By Bob Barnett There was a sort of imperfect symmetry to Reform party leader Bill Vander Zalm’s massive defeat in the Delta South by-election on Dec. 7. Nine years earlier, on Dec.

By Loreth Beswetherick Staff at Myrtle Philip elementary and Whistler secondary have taken steps to warn students of a convicted pedophile who is out on probation and now living in Whistler.

Establishing an office in Whistler will likely be one of the first steps the Vancouver-Whistler 2010 Bid Corporation takes to open up dialogue on the Olympic bid.

O'Neill Hotels acquires full ownership of Powder Resort Properties from Intrawest John O'Neill, President of O'Neill Hotels & Resorts Ltd., doesn't like to do anything halfway.