Whistler

Mother nature is still the boss.

What war means to me

Spending almost a month at Vancouver Children’s Hospital with a sick daughter, Whistler’s Jen Vasseur decided she was going to do something to help the hospital, and some of the kids she met.

IOC evaluation team meets this week to compare notes on 2010 Winter Games candidates The International Olympic Committee’s evaluation commission met this week in Lausanne, Switzerland to compare notes on its visit to the three candidate cities v

As of Wednesday, March 19 The most intense period of last week’s storm (March 12, 13) brought 120cm of new snow in a 48-hour period to the alpine regions of the mountains in the Whistler area.

More than 50 locals and tourists joined forces in the Village Square Sunday night for a global candlelight vigil for peace in unison with more than 6,000 similar gatherings around the world.

Resort company must pay cash in lieu of hotel parking stalls in village Council has asked Intrawest to pay more than $1.5 million in lieu of the company providing parking stalls at its new hotel development near the Holiday Inn.

Killer whales: Culture, communication and conservation of West Coast Orcas By John Ford, Marine Mammal Research Program, Conservation Biology Section, Pacific Biological Station, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Nanaimo, B.C.

By Joan Richoz, Whistler Public Library During Spring Break there will be many visitors to Whistler, many from the Lower Mainland.

Although council dashed Intrawest’s plans to swap its parking obligations from the village to Creekside, they did approve a development permit to allow Intrawest to move ahead with their new high-end hotel development.