Whistler

Whistler Black Bear Project Warm spring sunlight filters in through the snow-covered entrance of a large male black bear’s den.

As the Pique went to print Wednesday the Liberals in the West Vancouver Sunshine Coast riding were choosing a candidate for the next federal election.

After only six weeks on the market a syndicate of buyers have sold more than one-third of their 60 suites in the Blackcomb Lodge despite the fact that none of the rooms have yet been renovated.

Bookings already strong in advance of marketing campaign To catch every event offered during the 10 days of the Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival, you’d have to stay awake all 240 hours and find a way to be in two places at once.

Liberals increase contribution after sports organizations appeal to public Canada’s leading amateur sports organizations didn’t hold back in expressing their disappointment with the proposed 2004 federal budget released by Finance Minister

Italian officials advise community to build on legacies of Games Whistler may be counting the years until it hosts the 2010 Winter Olympic Games with Vancouver.

Mayor Hugh O’Reilly and other key industry players will be unrolling details of B.C.’s Hydrogen Highway at the Globe 2004 conference.

RMOW takes a closer look at alternative fuel sources south of the border If Mayor Hugh O’Reilly has his way, there will be a mall in Whistler in the not too distant future.

Olympic co-ordination commission tours Whistler and likes what they see If any Olympic alpine skiing events are moved within Whistler full consultation will take place first, said a top official with the Vancouver 2010 organizing committee.

Judge’s ruling might have been different with 50 extra square metres Round one in the battle of the Nita Lake Lodge may have gone to its main opponent, Keith Lambert, but the war is far from over, according to one legal opinion.