Whistler

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Five local charities are thousands of dollars richer after a lot of hard work by employees at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler.

A unique alignment of Venus and a young crescent moon will be visible on Monday, Feb. 23 in the western sky after sunset, according to local astronomers John Nemy and Carol Legate of The Pacific Observatory.

As of Wednesday, Feb. 18 While the past few days have given us some much needed new snow, last week brought significant spring weather to our area. These warm and sunny conditions caused the snow pack to go through a spring cycle of change.

Whistler’s three schools may be in line to get a full time police school liaison officer. RCMP Cst.

Howe Sound district ‘very much on the right track’ Aboriginal students are improving their performance in schools in the Howe Sound District.

Prime Air-Galvin Flying Service partnership may lead to charter service Prime Air in Pemberton and a Seattle based company, Galvin Flying Service, have formalized an agreement to expand the services of Pemberton Airport in a bid to accommodate a regu

Winter sport organizations meet to discuss strategies for Olympics The heads of Canada’s snow sport organizations are determined to do well at home during 2010 Winter Games, and met this week to discuss strategies to make that a reality.

Innovative property taxes in Winnipeg? Being from Winnipeg, my West Coast colleagues quite often make comments like, "oh, you must really like it out here on the coast and in the mountains." And I usually agree with their remarks.

With only a few months to go before Athens, Greece hosts the world at the 2004 Summer Games there are disturbing signs for the Greek tourism industry. Recent surveys show that there has been an 11.