Whistler

Whistler-Blackcomb and Rotary International provide aid to Romanian poor With most of Eastern Europe on the path to prosperity after decades of decline under Soviet rule, the nation of Romania – once one of the wealthiest countries in Europe

Municipality approves up to $50,000 The inaugural Celebration 2010, a series of arts performances and exhibits held over two weeks in February, was such a success the Whistler Community Arts Council wants to make it an annual event.

It may have been the enticement to ride Pemberton’s first elevator or perhaps the proximity to the Pony Espresso that brought all the buyers out to Portage Station.

I have not heard much support for Chretien through the whole Iraq war but here is what Bruce A. Gorcyca, a U.S.

Parent Advisory Councils elected at both elementary schools School will look a little different next year at Myrtle Philip.

No matter what the outcome, Whistler will be hosting a party on July 2. That’s the day the resort and Vancouver will find out if they have won the right to host the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

Breeding bird survey 2003 By Karl Ricker, Whistler Naturalist Society In late spring, expert birders carry out breeding surveys throughout many areas of the province as part of a continent-wide project to check the renewal of avian fauna on a year by

Sale to get dogs’ tails wagging The Puppy Zone is having a garage sale and proceeds will benefit WAG.

Set the stage — read! Kids can step into the reading spotlight by joining the Whistler Public Library for the 2003 Summer Reading Club, starting now! It’s a lot of fun and it is absolutely free.

Chateau du Lac owner doesn’t want to see community lose developer’s donations Sitting in his kitchen overlooking Nita Lake, Keith Lambert said he does not want Whistler to lose out on a million-dollar donation to health care.