Whistler

By Loreth Beswetherick While Whistler enjoyed a bumper winter season, numbers out of the United Kingdom were disappointing and, it is the uncertainty that has been hanging over the legality of chalets in Whistler over the last two years that is being

There will be another suspension bridge over the Cheakamus River. A Forest Renewal BC investment of $100,000 will complete an extensive upgrade begun last year on the Whistler Interpretive Forest trail system.

By Loreth Beswetherick Equipment is expected to move on site and work is due to start on the Riverside Campground within the next few days — three years after a municipal proposal call for a camping facility.

By Bob Barnett There will be a new mansion on the hill — 29 of them, in fact.

The third annual root house country rockin’ Pemberton Barn Dance will soon shake the hay dust off the rafters.

The ALTA theatre group is getting closer to its production of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. The Capulets and Montagues are in a feisty mood, but they need armour before they mix it up.

AlpenRock hiring for July 30 opening By Paul Andrew AlpenRock House needs some 100 people to run the show, so to speak.

A portable at Whistler Secondary School is being transformed into a temporary Youth Centre. Several youth will be involved with the operation, to clean, operate and maintain the facility, but more help is needed.

Loreth Beswetherick If everything outlined in Whistler’s comprehensive transportation strategy was to be implemented between now and 2011, the bill could run up to an estimated $60 million.

Where there’s smoke... By Amy Fendley There is a bubble encapsulating the table, and extending upwards inside it is a chimney. Enclosed inside are two people who are visiting from Frankfurt, enjoying a cigarette.