Whistler

An array of talent, both local and imported, will grace the mainstages in Village Square and Town Plaza during Whistler’s first May Days celebrations, May 21 to 23.

Moving Chords Youth Showchoir Wins Award at Kiwanis Music Festival The Moving Chords Youth Showchoir took top spot at a weekend Kiwanis Music Festival in Vancouver.

Colorado pass price war unlikely to spread to Whistler Whistler stands alone among North American ski resorts, in more ways than one.

By Amy Fendley The fallout from the leaky condo crisis in the Lower Mainland will be felt by builders in Whistler and the rest of the province, but new regulations for the construction industry won’t come into effect until July 1.

As of Wednesday, April 28, 1999 Temperatures cooled drastically during the past several days and have formed a solid melt-freeze crust on all but N. aspects.

By Amy Fendley AlpenRock House, the $6.6 million entertainment centre planned for the space below Starbucks and Eddie Bauer, has received its development permit and a go-ahead nod from the municipality.

Two million skier visits, and counting. For Hugh Smythe, one of the most remarkable aspects of Whistler-Blackcomb becoming the first North American ski area to top the two million mark is how well the resort has handled it.

Eighty per cent of units at the 19 Mile Creek employee housing project have been sold, but the remaining units are available to any Whistler resident on a first come, first served basis.

By Amy Fendley A new Workers’ Compensation Board regulation intended to protect B.C. workers is facing serious opposition from Whistler restaurateurs wanting to protect the right of their "smoking" patrons.

Soleil 6000’ starts Saturday Whistler/Blackcomb ‘gives thanks’ for successful season By Paul Andrew A solar powered alpine celebrations during the month of May on Whistler Mountain promises to extend the hype created during the 1998/99 season, and ex