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Mountain News: Unsafe levels of DDT found in alpine lakes

REVELSTOKE, B.C. -Dangerously high levels of DDT have been detected in the seldom-visited high alpine lakes of Mount Revelstoke National Park. How did the chemical get there? Nobody really knows, although scientists say they have theories.

In Squamish, a stimulus that needs a stimulus

Build: it's a word repeated ad nauseam in a press release that was issued by the provincial government on March 17, 2009.

AWARE at a crossroads

The Association of Whistler Area Residents for the Environment (AWARE) held its annual general meeting last week, going over the previous year's work and electing a new board for next year.

RCMP following through with asphalt plant complaint

Cheakamus Crossing residents furious over the municipal handling of the nearby asphalt plant have now filed a complaint with the RCMP.

Pushing the sustainability envelope

A year and a half after the Centre for Sustainability was first created, executive director Cheeying Ho wants to keep pushing the envelope.

Whistler2020 on the Ground

Solar dazed in Whistler?

Bear breaking into houses

The Whistler RCMP are asking all residents - but especially residents living in Blueberry, Alta Vista and Brio - to lock their doors and not leave any food or garbage laying around.

IOC kicks in for VANOC, B.C. confirms Olympic costs

The Olympics and Paralympics wrapped up almost four months ago, but are still grabbing headlines as both the Government of B.C. and the Vancouver Organizing Committee (VANOC) released financial data over the last week.

Fire danger rating at ‘Extreme’

The fire hazard rating at press time on Wednesday, July 14 was "High," after cooler weather and some light rain brought it down from the "Extreme" rating of the weekend.

Excalibur accident report leads to industry-wide changes

Most recommendations of B.C. Safety Authority already in place