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Pique to Valley Listings Feb. 27-March 4.

Pique to Valley Listings Feb. 27-March 4. Friday, Feb.

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The need for speed

Parsons Memorial race gives young speed racers a head start "Start ’em young" has become a universal rule for fostering excellence in sports, something that wasn’t lost on Bob Parsons when he helped create a downhill race for youn

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Skiers, boarders go Atomic

The first of three Atomic Supercross events on the calendar this winter took place on Thursday, Feb. 22 on Blackcomb Mountain with a strong turnout of riders and skiers. The next events are on two Thursdays, March 4 and March 18.

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Guest opinion

Passenger rail service dependent upon market conditions or government subsidies During my tenure as president and CEO of BC Rail our priority was to constantly work at improvements in two areas, service to shippers and the financial viability of the

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Reynolds acclaimed as Conservative candidate

John Reynolds, Member of Parliament for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast, has been acclaimed as the Conservative Party of Canada candidate for the next federal election.

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WSS Parent Advisory Council supports police presence in school

Whistler Secondary School’s Parent Advisory Council has written to the municipality supporting the introduction of a school liaison police officer. The new RCMP policing position would be fully funded by the resort and, said Const.

Mar 5, 2004 5:36 AM Read more >

Naturespeak

Christmas bird count trends in the Sea to Sky corridor 2003 (Continued from last week) Whistler Naturalists Which birds demonstrated the influence of maritime over continental trends in terms of reducing numbers to the east? The following 15 more or

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Mountain News: Converted continue to preach wisdom of infill

Compiled by Allen Best JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. — In Jackson the converted continue to preach the virtues of infill development, otherwise known as density in lieu of sprawl.

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Helmet crusader turns eye to snowboard bindings

Company calls stuck ratchets a nuisance, not a safety risk For more than a year North Vancouver’s Richard Kinar has been leading the charge to create a national standard for ski and snowboard helmets.

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Whistler Secondary - A community School

Honour roll and Honourable Mention February 2004 Honour Roll 86% average; no mark below 73% Honourable Mention 80% average; no mark below 73% Grade 7 - Honour Roll Tabitha Akama Benjamin Alexander Joe Barnes Nancy Bayly Denise Begg-Smith Brynne Benbo

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