Whistler

Surprise, surprise: Whistler named #1 resort for seventh year WRA says top status still provides drawing power By Andy Stonehouse The Whistler resort has once again beat out the competition across all of Canada and the United States and has been name

Water ramp riders splash down on Sunday Canada's best freestyle skiers will be squaring off at the second annual water ramp nationals at Blackcomb's ski training facility on Aug. 23, with action kicking off at 12:30 p.m.

Sleuths in search of truth What: Murder Mystery Where: Whispering Falls Resort, Birken When: Aug. 22 In search of a mystery? It's time to dust off your magnifying glass and head up the corridor to Birken.

Montebello owners threaten legal action over zoning changes By Andy Stonehouse A group of property owners at the Montebello development are considering legal action against developer Park Georgia in light of proposed zoning changes at the adjacent Wh

RCMP officers attacked during arrest Two Whistler RCMP officers and a civilian received injuries over the weekend as they attempted to subdue a violent suspect following a break and enter in the Upper Village.

More than 2,000 competitors, trainers and fans are in town this week for the Tilsonberry Farms Canadian Sprint Canoe Championships.

Whistler residents in the ’90s have been delighted to see many community dreams become reality. We saw the addition of two beautiful new schools and a fabulous sports centre, the kinds of facilities many communities only dream about.

Out-of-town bar brawlers targeted by police Whistler RCMP say they will continue to focus enforcement efforts on the increasingly violent incidents reported at local nightclubs after a summer full of bar fights.

Funding for new Howe Sound teachers on its way Squamish mill closures create enrolment uncertainties By Andy Stonehouse Howe Sound school district officials will be meeting with area principals this coming week to help decide where new funding for te

Peak Chair reconstruction on track for winter Thousands of tonnes of rock blasted to improve access By Andy Stonehouse A day of light snow on the top of Whistler Mountain last Sunday provided quick evidence that the summer season is waning, but mount