Whistler

School tax relief revisited Alison Taylor’s article entitled "Property values soar in 2003 assessments" published on Jan. 10 reported that "the total value of all properties in Whistler increased by $2.

If B.C. Transit pursues changes in its funding formula, Whistler could be paying several hundred thousand dollars more in its transit costs. With this in mind the municipality opposed B.C. Transit’s plan to make changes to the B.C.

Whistler welcomes diverse groups over next few weeks Whistler is right in the throes of its busy season.

The owners of a new cable company coming to Whistler soon say the service will benefit customers. "We would certainly like to be able to offer better value," said Todd Carter, one of the owners of Channel One Communications Corp.

A Year in Review — Whistler’s Birds, 2002 Whistler Naturalists Now that the seasonal observations and Christmas Bird Count summaries are out of the way, it is time to have an overall look at the past year’s activities of our birds.

Myrtle Philip Parents Advisory Council will be sending two letters to the government to complain about class sizes and the budget crunch in the school district.

Friday, Jan. 24 LIVE MUSIC AND EVENTS Who: Guitar Doug Where: Merlin’s The singing ski bum will warm you up with classic tunes for apres’ from 3 p.m.

A four-day school week is being considered by the school district as it tackles a tight budget.

The municipality has taken control of the eight retail liquor applications in Whistler with a recent zoning bylaw change.

As of Wednesday, Jan. 15 The snowpack has been very busy despite mild temperatures and reasonably fair weather.