Whistler

Mountain goats, masters of the high alpine By Jack Souther, Whistler Naturalists There were about a dozen mountain goats in the group.

All locals, it’s time to take the day off and act like a tourist. To thank Sea to Sky workers for all their support over the winter, Whistler-Blackcomb and Intrawest are serving up some big discounts on summer tourist attractions.

Step into the spotlight…with children’s author Gerald Holt! Whistler Public Library has invited children’s author Gerald Holt to officially launch this year’s Summer Reading Club, with an evening of reading, storytelling, and fun!

Armed with a few handy phrases and a brief introduction to Japanese culture, Whistler Secondary students are taking the resort’s sister city by storm this week.

Forget Cannes. Whistler is where it’s at now that the third annual Whistler Film Festival has raised the curtain for film submissions.

In last week’s story titled "From Whistler to the Himalayas" we incorrectly identified the Canmore videographer who captured scenes of mountain life in Ladakh, India as Pat Morrison. In fact it is Pat Morrow.

If hanging with mountain biking’s biggest names, watching all the action from the VIP areas, or having free access to Summer Gravity’s activities sounds like heaven, then becoming a volunteer for the Festival might be right up your alley.

Whistler Cable discouraged by partnership between RMOW and V-Link One way or another, wireless Internet access is coming to Whistler, and Whistler Cable Television Ltd. (WCTL) is determined to be part of this technological revolution.

Whistler company develops user-friendly Web update software Updating content on Web pages can be a long and thankless task, but Whistler’s Create Communications, a design company, has come up with a software solution.

An official sod turning ceremony took place on Wednesday, July 2 at the site where the $11 million Pemberton Valley Lodge will be built.