Whistler

Representatives of Western Forest Products are meeting municipal staff and Mayor Hugh O’Reilly today (April 23) to discuss logging and Olympic plans for the Callaghan Valley.

April has been the final month of financial despair for the Blackcomb Ski Club, which has now closed its doors.

‘Booming resort’ town catches up with Whistler Although a huge success, organizers of the WSSF were overwhelmed by visitors By Paul Andrew The collective growth and ultimate success of the World Ski and Snowboard Festival has managed to ring the prov

Chalet, villa applications ‘in purgatory’ By Bob Barnett Two years after first trying to deal with illegal tourist accommodations Whistler council has suspended all chalet and villa rezoning applications while it re-evaluates the whole process.

Whistler-Blackcomb has become the first mountain resort in North America to host two million skier visits in one season. The historic mark was passed on Tuesday, considerably earlier than expected.

Proponents of the Nesters Hill employee and market housing project hope to build the first employee housing apartment building this summer, after the project received first and second reading Monday.

The second annual Pemberton Trade Fair, sponsored by the Pemberton and District Chamber of Commerce and Pemberton and District Recreation Services, will be held Saturday, April 24. This year’s theme is Circus Circus.

It's report card time at Whistler's high school, but with a difference — this time the school is being evaluated, rather than students. Kids will bring home a survey by mid-April.

By Amy Fendley He stresses that horse problems are man-made and says that most trainers and horsepeople run into problems when they try to change the nature of their horse.

Centra Gas has announced that it is putting on hold its plans to build a natural gas pipeline from Squamish to Whistler.