Whistler

From the computers in the Myrtle Philip computer lab to the bricks and mortar of Millennium Place, the Festival of Lights has been shining on local charities for the past 12 years. This year promises to be no different.

Birding beyond Whistler By Michael Thompson, Whistler Naturalists While our NatureSpeak articles tend to concentrate on natural subjects in or near the Whistler community, as do our regular reports of birds seen, there is a world beyond which is full

Stir crazy in Whistler

Tie decision will result in runoff election in January A provincial court judge will review a Whistler election ballot, which was accepted by machines on Saturday and then rejected in a recount two days later.

Club ready to stand on its own, says former president After three years, Whistler Naturalists founder Bob Brett is stepping down as president of the organization after the club’s annual general meeting on Nov. 28.

Local youth empowerment organization Zero Ceiling may have padded their coffers with some coin after a recent blowout rummage sale but they’re not stopping there.

Results from the Nov. 16 civic elections in the Sea to Sky corridor.

Council is urged back to negotiating table over the Callaghan Valley Concerned valley residents say council does not have enough information yet to change the Official Community Plan to allow resident housing in the Callaghan and Cheakamus.

More learners to jib in new park this season With more than 10,000 hours logged in a snow cat, Steve Petrie knows a thing or two about terrain parks.

At their 15 th annual Spirit Lunch on Nov. 20, the Whistler Chamber of Commerce named Pique’s own publisher, Kathy Barnett, as Business Person of the Year for 2002.