Whistler

Battling the green-eyed monster

Reopening coroner’s report into the death of a local skier could be instrumental in creating nationwide helmet regulations, says advocate A crusader for standardized helmets and helmet regulations in Canada acknowledges that it is a sensitive is

Mike Vance to take lead on CSP, Olympic issues A familiar face in municipal hall is coming back to town with a distinct goal in mind – to finish Whistler’s Comprehensive Sustainability Plan successfully.

Two new faces have joined the board of the Whistler Health Care Foundation. At the foundation’s annual general meeting last week, Bill Janyk and Linda McKie took up positions on the board.

The Squamish RCMP are looking for information on a fight that resulted in the death of a 44-year-old Squamish man on Sept. 8, at approximately 10 p.m. According to police, they responded to a fight in progress on Second Avenue.

Whistler moves up in SKI magazine resort ratings The annual race to rank ski areas, and for ski areas to send out releases announcing their ratings, has begun.

In last week’s story on employee housing, a figured appeared that was misleading. It stated in the story that the Whistler Housing Authority estimates roughly 100 employee beds are disappearing each year in market housing.

Senior governments downloading responsibility for environment on local governments A tree here, a bush there, a couple of rocks – what’s the big deal? For the Association of Whistler Area Residents for the Environment (AWARE) and other envi

Government proposals to help improve student achievement The Ministry of Education has announced two major proposals in its continuing quest to raise student achievement across the province.

Kerry Dennehy and Kevin Toth at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler where the 2 nd Annual Kelty Patrick Dennehy Drive For Life takes place on Sept. 20-21. SPECIAL EVENTS TERRY FOX RUN 2003>> The 2003 Terry Fox Run on Sun. Sept.