Whistler

Builders making plans for the future Tough times are coming for the construction industry in Whistler.

New financial tool has been discussed by Whistler, but no decisions made New tourism fees in Vancouver, which could raise the cost of hotel rooms and restaurant bills in the city, will have positive spin-off effects for Whistler.

Municipal staff proposes a pilot program to test commuter demand between Squamish and Whistler An extra three cents per litre fuel tax may be introduced to Sea to Sky corridor gas stations to fund a regional transit authority.

Band says it will sue unless it receives $40,000 The Mount Currie Indian Band is threatening to sue the government of Canada for $40,000 it says it was promised through the same federal sponsorship program that is currently fuelling a politically cha

Thousands of infill housing units could be developed Opportunity abounds to build thousands of resident housing units between Function Junction and Emerald Estates, according to a study recently presented to council.

Board chair has ‘no faith in this council’ Indecision at the council table has derailed the future of Whistler’s public library, according to Anne Fenwick, chair of the library board.

The Whistler for Youth group is kicking off a new initiative called the Whistler Process to address behaviour problems and health issues affecting young adults in the community.

A warm up for Sunday’s Easter egg hunts will take place Saturday at the IGA Marketplace in the form of the annual spring used book sale. The sale, which goes from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The property owners and merchants in downtown Squamish have voted overwhelmingly to revitalize their district and to establish a formal group of stakeholders to lead the project.

Driver charged for wearing ski boots A 28-year-old Burnaby man discovered the hard way that the control you get wearing a good pair of ski boots is null and void at the wheel of a car.