Whistler

Whistler Stables gone but confusion as to why By Oona Woods The removal of a long-time local trail-riding business from the corral at Mons has left a dust of confusion in its wake. On Monday, Oct.

Spruce Grove and White Gold will remain separate subdivisions, divided by an electronic gate, council decided Monday.

Pemberton RCMP have a bike problem — they have too many. The Pemberton RCMP are requesting any area residents who have lost bikes or had bikes stolen to go by the detachment to see if their bike is there.

Intrawest has reached the critical mass necessary to capitalize on its network of mountain resorts, warm weather resorts and European connections, according to the company’s 1998 annual report.

The Vancouver-Whistler Bid Society officially presented its bid book to the Canadian Olympic Association in Ontario Oct. 15.

The Vancouver-Whistler Bid Society officially presented its bid book to the Canadian Olympic Association in Ontario Oct. 15.

Colorado Ski Country USA’s 25 member resorts have invested a record $157 million in capital improvements for the 1998-99 season. Nearly $102 million in improvements were made to on-mountain infrastructure, while $55.

The Whistler Interfaith Chapel and Meeting Place is offering a unique donor recognition program that will place art on display both inside and on the grounds of The Meeting Place.

Local harvest swing By Oona Woods What: Harvest Swing Where: Myrtle Philip school When: Oct. 24 You’ll be swinging for your supper with all the Whistler locals when this year’s harvest do takes place on Oct. 24 in the gym at Myrtle Philip.

Grade 5 students targeted to keep snow sports alive By Oona Woods The second season of a program designed by the Canadian Ski Council to get 10 year-olds interested in snow sports is kicking off this weekend. In B.C.