Whistler

Tourist accommodation rezoning applications won’t be dealt with unless at least five council members are present, Whistler council decided Monday.

The seventh annual BC Tel Mobility Winter Classic raised more than $125,000 for charities in the Sea to Sky Community. The Winter Classic was a two-day event, Feb.

By Amy Fendley A lot of kids don’t do it for the fun. They do it ’cause the look is cool. The measure of your success is not on your shirt but in whether you can do your flip tricks, Ollies, board slides and grinds.

Vancouver-Whistler’s first official rival for the 2010 Winter Olympics stepped forward this week when it was announced Sarajevo will again be a candidate.

Resort set all-time record for room nights in January By Amy Fendley It used to be that January was a relatively slow month for Whistler, a bit of respite between the busy Christmas and spring break seasons. Not any more.

Whistler Secondary Principal’s List, Quarter 2 These students have an average grade of at least 86% (A) with no mark less than 73% (B) Grade 7: Christine Browne-Munz, Claire Daniels, Erin Gray, Tamara Janes, Rebecca Kleinman, Meghan McKeever, Sarah M

subsidized power for snow-making/snow jobs By Amy Fendley Whistler-Blackcomb will invest nearly $23 million to expand its snowmaking systems this summer following the province’s decision to provide the company with an additional nine megawatts of pow

A snowboarder was rescued from Fitzsimmons Creek by helicopter last week, only a few minutes before dusk. While snowboarding Feb. 2, on Blackcomb Mountain, 21 year-old Junichi Mizuno went out of bounds off the 7th Heaven ski run.

We would like to recognize the following individuals who have volunteered their time, effort and expertise over the past several months.

Roundhouse a jungle Saturday From the jungles of south-east Asia to the less tropical jungles of Nova Scotia, to the law of the jungle when it comes to food, the Whistler-Blackcomb Foundation is going wild this Saturday night for the Roundhouse Gala