Whistler

Scientist discusses his adventures and discoveries in the high canopies of some of Canada’s oldest forest WHAT: The Whistler Naturalists present Dr. Neville Winchester WHERE: Millennium Place WHEN: Thursday, Feb. 27, 7:30 p.m.

Deadline looming for Village Square ideas Want to spice up the Village Square? Then write down your ideas, sketch them or take a photo and pack it off to municipal hall.

SPECIAL EVENTS TANGO PARADISO>> Real tango dancers rip up the dance floor with vibrant colour, saucy style, seductive prowess and amazing skill. Tango Paradiso brings tango, jazz and classical music influences to MY Place on Fri. Feb.

It’s not just athletes with their sights firmly set on the Olympics. Celebration 2010 is now underway with a large selection of events aimed at showcasing what Whistler has to offer in terms of arts, culture, and entertainment.

There’s a comfortable home high in Alpine where a few outdoor signs give visitors a small inkling about the couple who lives inside.

Whales converge on Ucluelet and Tofino in March

Task force fleshing out initiatives to retain employee housing stock The municipality can’t point to the so-called "trophy homes" as an excuse for the lack of affordability in Whistler, said local developer Tim Regan.

Moe Joe’s will not be allowed to host an apres ski event during Altitude Eleven this coming week because they have violated the Good Neighbour Agreement.

Of Cubical Butt Rot and other things Whistler Naturalist Society The recent toppling of a massive Sitka Spruce in the White Gold Alluvial Fan clearly illustrates how wind and rot play a key role in maintaining the health of a mature coniferous forest

Supporters of the proposed South Chilcotin Mountains Provincial Park do not expect a final announcement from the provincial government until the summer, but they may get a preview of a new draft of the Lillooet Land and Resource Management Plan a lot