Whistler

Organizers of last week’s second birthday party for the South Chilcotin Mountains provincial park said there might not be a birthday celebration next year.

This being Canada Book Week (to April 27), it’s an appropriate time to share books and magazines with others and raise some cash for the libraries at Whistler Secondary and the new Spring Creek elementary school.

Scenes from the class war

As of Wednesday, April 23, 2003 An unrelenting layer of cloud that has been hanging on the local peaks for the past few weeks is expected to maintain its grip.

The parents and supporters of children at the smallest school in the Howe Sound district were looking forward to a positive announcement about the future of Blackwater Creek Elementary this week.

There is no doubt that Whistler has faced one of its most challenging times over the last several months. First there was practically no snow at the beginning of the season.

As of Wednesday, April 16, 2003 Winter refuses to release its grasp on us, and the daily periods of flurries continue. In the alpine terrain, some small slabs have been developing on the lee sides of ridgelines and terrain features.

In its long history of trying to make homeowners rent their suites to employees, the municipality has finally come up with a stricter contract to protect the employee rental market.

Whistler residents will get the chance to comment on the latest development proposal planned for the shores of Nita Lake in Creekside.

The incident identified by Ms. Portenier is a very serious issue that deeply concerns Whistler-Blackcomb. No one should ever experience a situation similar to the one Ms.