Whistler

SUMMERTIME STREET ENTERTAINMENT For the little kids and the big kids at heart, the streets are alive with the sounds of comedy, congas and circus capers. On Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 7 p.m.

At midnight on Friday night most eight-year-olds are tucked safely in their beds, dreaming the dreams of eight-year-old kids. But sleep wasn’t an option last Friday night for eight-year-old best friends Sarah Anderson and Rachel Warner.

Nita Lake project worked with community Probably more than anyone, I am disappointed that our Nita Lake project has encountered further delay. We have worked very hard to design a project that contributes to the overall benefit of Whistler.

Friends of Roger Grantham, one of Whistler’s best loved sons of the 1970s, will celebrate his life by hosting the "4 th Up North." dinner dance benefit at Hoz’s Pub in Creekside on July 4.

Federal, provincial governments back project for Squamish and Lil’wat Nations Plans for a First Nations Cultural Centre in Whistler got a major boost this week when B.C.

SLRD Offers environmentally aware incentive with home composter program Composting kitchen and yard waste can reduce your weekly garbage by up to 50 per cent, and can conserve a significant amount of landfill.

RMOW resolving Alta Lake access issues The RMOW has negotiated a solution with four tour operators that currently use the Alta Lake public boat launch site on Carlton Way, restricting commercial use of the area for certain times, and phasing out use

The number of passengers to take the Whistler and Valley Express has increased every year since the service began in 1991.

Garry Watson knows exactly what it feels like as the countdown to the Olympic decision creeps closer and closer.

Calling all Whistler kids! And all of Whistler’s big kids! The countdown is on, so break out the red and white art supplies and get your bikes ready.