Whistler

One seat remains empty until January runoff election Mayor Hugh O’Reilly looked back at the past and into the future on Monday at the inaugural meeting of the still incomplete 2002-2005 Whistler council.

Hollywood people expected in town over holidays Whistler audiences might be getting a sneak preview of Denzel Washington’s new movie Antwone Fisher when the new eight-screen cinema opens on Christmas day.

Getting into the Christmas spirit

Survivors Whistler Naturalists As far as most of us are concerned this is the end of salmon watching for another season. We begin tuning skis, checking out the library, gym, video stores, and pubs, preparing for winter mode.

Where are all the books going? By Joan Richoz, Whistler Public Library If you have been in the library lately, you will have noticed that while some of the shelves are overflowing with books, the others have lots of room.

Intrawest has announced a major reorganization of the company’s Resort Development Group.

Whistler Rail Tours aims for cruise ship market Passenger rail service between North Vancouver and Whistler ended Halloween night when BC Rail’s Budd cars ran for the final time, but a new company hopes to get into the business by the spring of

A year of golf at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler went for $4,000; a luxury hot tub for two went for $5,000; a trip for two to Las Vegas went for $5,000; a Christmas tree, decorated by Whistler Realtors, went for $650.

Penalties, changes to overtime and scheduling part of revisions to Act Greater flexibility for scheduling and overtime, fewer regulations, and mandatory penalties are just a few of the changes to the Employment Standards Act and Regulation that come

Panorama Ridge house had more than 70 beds, including 24 in the attic Residents were given 24 hours on Dec.