Whistler

Tracking the growth and retreat of Whistler’s glaciers may be a little easier for the average person with a new community project on the horizon.

The controversial Nita Lake Lodge development is moving forward with both the municipality and an opponent of the project confident the law is on their side.

Britannia turning a corner as mine site remediation efforts continue "Would you like a glass of drinking water?" the waitress asked as, I took a window seat in a small café at Britannia Beach. I was slightly taken aback.

Alligators in my garage Whistler Naturalist Society Alligators in this part of the world! You bet. On what was an otherwise dreadful day of moving, I was pleasantly surprised by our one and only four-legged reptile found in this neck of the woods.

Sure, I may look the part. I’m leaning against a dual suspension Kona Joyride. I’m decked out in arm pads and leg pads and my head is swaying under the newly discovered weight of a full-face helmet.

Canadians exempt Starting Oct. 1, 2003 travellers entering the United States under the Visa Waiver Program must have a machine-readable passport. Any traveller without a machine-readable passport will be required to obtain a U.S.

Local business owners are getting the first crack at leasing subsidized units from Whistler’s latest employee housing project, part of the Nita Lake Lodge development.

Babytime @ Whistler Public Library Do you have a baby 18 months old or younger? Then the library just might have a program for you. Starting Oct.

Mandate for organization expires in December Canada has the unique stigma of being the only country never to win an Olympic gold medal at home. We were stumped in Montreal in ’76 and in Calgary in ’88.

Despite spending many sunny afternoons enjoying Rainbow Park, I have never seen the ‘Gong Show’ described in last week’s article.