Whistler

Wherefore art thou StewPendous Productions is inviting the community to "come hither" and take part in Whistler’s first annual Summer Shakespeare Festival, history in the making.

In addition to record snowfalls and record skier visits, the month of March was an all-time high for room-nights sold in Whistler — a 25 per cent increase over the same month last year.

During the next year, Whistler Blackcomb will be working with other businesses to contact former resort employees encouraging them to join a resort-wide celebration for all past and present employees.

Facts show Whistler number one, but magazine rankings more subjective Whistler-Blackcomb welcomed its two millionth skier of the season last week, making the resort far and away the number one skier destination in North America this year.

A car wash jamboree is planned for Saturday, May 1, outside of Kids Kamp at the village base of Whistler. The wash is by donation and is a benefit for Alpine Access Ability and for burn victim, Derek Foose.

Fawcett seeks help from government Glenn Fawcett, president of Mountain World Entertainment in Whistler, is lobbying the provincial government to change its Class B license to a more accommodating liquor license designed to attract adult clientele.

Mountain World pursues ‘proposal’ Notice issued to creditors of 30-day financial solution By Paul Andrew Whistler’s Mountain World Entertainment Ltd. filed a "notice of intention to make a proposal" to its creditors April 15.

Mayor compares WSSF to New Year’s Eve It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt.

Ryan readies for ride across country By Amy Fendley This Saturday, April 24, at 8:45 a.m., John Ryan will depart Vancouver International Airport en route to the start of his 8,688 kilometre hand-pedal powered journey across Canada.

Dan Greene and Ele Clarke are leaving Tiny Town for the greener pastures of Kimberley, B.C., wherever the heck that is.