Whistler

At the request of the head of Whistler Railtours, council will write a letter to the provincial government lobbying for a passenger rail service to the resort.

Situation could stifle long-term growth in B.C.

A valuable resource Whistler Public Library Have you checked out our new Web site and online catalogue? You no longer need to come in to the library to see if we own a book or to see if it is in. Just check out our catalogue on the Internet at www.

WHAT: Ashlu Creek IPP open house WHERE: Totem Hall, Squamish WHEN: 7 p.m. Tues. Nov. 25 A small run of river project on the Ashlu Creek in Squamish will be under intense scrutiny by local kayakers at an open house next week.

Olympic officials share Games knowledge with 2010 team Whistler and Vancouver got a unique glimpse into the inner workings of previous Olympic Games last weekend as the International Olympic Committee hosted a transfer of knowledge seminar.

An official with the Insurance Company of British Columbia said the corporation does not treat tourists any differently than B.C. residents. The rebuttal comes after leaflets began circulating in Whistler warning tourists not to drive in B.C.

On July 1, 2003, I interviewed Stuart Smith, the River Impacts Co-ordinator for the Whitewater Kayaking Association of B.C.

DFO, CEAA, Health Canada say details, alternatives lacking The Department of Fisheries and Oceans would attempt to shut down the Sea to Sky Highway project if environmental standards were not being met or any species of flora and fauna were threatene

There will be no more road closures on Highway 99 at Culliton Creek until next spring.

The Whistler-based charity Zero Ceiling is looking for donations of new or barely used snowboarding gear for its newest apprentices.