Whistler

An Australian charged with sexually abusing children while living in Whistler was also investigated in Sydney, Australia for sexual misconduct involving students at an exclusive boys school.

Sports School launched to help athletes excel at secondary school Whistler Secondary will switch to a semester system for the 2003/2004 school year.

W-B Foundation grants go to local non-profits The Whistler-Blackcomb Foundation has given out more than $200,000 in its latest round of community grants throughout the corridor.

Nesters Market, the grocery store "where the locals shop" has been sold to the Vancouver-based Buy-Low Foods.

Whistler doves and then some By Karl Ricker, Whistler Naturalists The Whistler Bird Checklist lists three species of dove for this area: Band-tailed pigeon (a dove), Mourning Dove, and Rock Dove (the domestic pigeon).

Twenty-five years ago Leonard Andrew, the young chief of the Mount Currie Band, strolled through a dense forest close to the Lillooet Lake Road.

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.

What: Men Don’t Cry: Prostate Cancer Stories Who: Johnny Zaritsky Where: CBC Witness Program When: Wednesday, June 11 Academy award winning filmmaker, triple Emmy nominee and Whistler resident, Johnny Zaritsky (a.k.

Intrawest has set its sights on the Okanagan with plans to build waterfront properties in Kelowna. The 54-cottage-like townhomes will be called Mission Shores, located in the upscale Mission neighbourhood of Kelowna.

Industry award recognizes ‘consistent dedication to the environment’ Whistler-Blackcomb has been participating in the Golden Eagle Awards since Mountain Sports Media, the publishers of Ski and Skiing magazines, created them back in 1993.