Whistler

Black tie and blue jeans is the theme and the dress code for Imagination 2003, a gala dinner, dance and auction for the Whistler Library and Whistler Museum and Archives.

The Telus World Ski & Snowboard Festival is recruiting volunteers to help out between April 11 and 20.

SPECIAL EVENTS CANKIWISKAYAK: PADDLING TO ALASKA AND BACK>> Join New Zealand brothers, Garth and Kevin Irwin, on a slideshow kayak adventure over seven months around the B.C. coasts and Southeast Alaska.

Two of Canada’s skiing legends got together this week on Whistler Mountain’s slopes to support Canada’s national skiers and showcase the proposed site of the downhill should the 2010 Winter Olympics come to B.C.

Keep your pants on party people, the Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival has just released their lineup for the DKNY Jeans free outdoor concert series.

2010: A Sustainable Odyssey I am writing in support of the amount of recent First Nations’ activities taking place within Whistler. Most recently, this being the Winter Weetema Festival.

Davenport runs most expensive election campaign Although Dave Davenport was unsuccessful in the race for mayor during the November municipal elections, it wasn’t for a lack of spending campaign money to win.

Sweet maple syrup and the traditional grub of beans, ham and eggs were just part of the week-long celebrations at L’Ecole La Passerelle for National Francophonie Week.

Economic diversity and opportunity key to success for Squamish Nation If the Squamish First Nation is to continue to thrive it must look for new opportunities and partnerships.

The 61 students at the Whistler Francophone school L’Ecole La Passerelle are currently celebrating the national week of "La Francophonie" from March 10 to 14.