Whistler

Black bears move towards dens, others forage for last minute food Whistler’s bears are getting sleepy.

Davies pursuing PhD in Florida Whistler Secondary principal Ken Davies has taken a leave from his position to pursue educational goals.

Games part of changing attitudes, showcasing abilities Whistler’s sense of community and excellent venues were good news to Paralympic officials who recently toured the resort.

Many tears have fallen in the past two weeks. Maybe enough to fill a small reservoir, but certainly not enough to fill the void left behind by the friends and loved ones we’ve lost. Although life continues in Whistler, it has changed for many.

Fairmont Chateau Whistler reaches out to flood ravaged communities The Fairmont Chateau Whistler Foundation handed a cheque for $10,000 to the Squamish Emergency Services Society last weekend.

Pinning the cougar's tale on the Olympic planning committee If you have to grab a cougar by the tail, hang on! As the cougar spins to swat you, the cougar's tail should pull you out of the way of the claws.

Millennium Place Society re-structured There’s a new club coming to town and it offers its members the chance to impact Whistler in the arts, culture, child and youth care and activities, music, health, and numerous other ventures.

Council to consider motion at next meeting Councillor Kristi Wells wants council to commission a review that would look at how the municipality conducts its business.

My two cents

Federal, provincial government agencies, UBC involved in concept Imagine driving past Britannia Beach and seeing a glass elevator making its way to the top of the large step-shaped, refurbished concentrator where visitors can now dine with a view.