Whistler

By Christie Pashby When Hurricane Mitch came crashing towards the Atlantic Coast of Central America at the end of October, Shannon Smith imagined the worst.

By Amy Fendley In the Sea to Sky Corridor, one in five children lives in poverty, according to new report.

Bear to spend the winter with skiers, riders By Amy Fendley Hali. If the name doesn’t ring a bell, this is the two year-old female black bear who for the last two months has been picnicking and causing a ruckus at the Roundhouse Lodge.

Food Bank is bust Whistler’s community food bank is again facing crisis after the month of November drained its resources.

Doug Perry Businessman of the Year Doug Perry was named Business Person of the Year Wednesday at a Spirit Day luncheon organized by the Whistler Chamber of Commerce.

By Bob Barnett They were pursued all week. They mingled with Maurice and Henri Richard Friday night. On Saturday morning some were moved to tears by emotional speeches and some were bored to tears by long-winded speeches.

Summer was fine, winter forecast looks good By Oona Woods Statistics presented by the Whistler Resort Association paint a healthy picture of the resort and the WRA’s marketing methods. The WRA held a breakfast meeting for rate payers on Friday, Nov.

One man has been charged in connection with the beating and robbery of a 28-year-old Calgary man but RCMP continue to search for three other suspects.

Interfaith Chapel update The Interfaith Chapel and Meeting Place is proud to announce a major fund-raising event to be held during the Hongkong Bank Whistler WinterStart Festival. A very special event is being planned on Saturday, Dec.

WinterStart festival update The countdown is on with under a week to go until the opening day of the Hongkong Bank Whistler WinterStart Festival, which takes place from Dec. 4 to 13.