Whistler

SPECIAL EVENTS RIDES TO THE POLLS>> There will be free car rides to the election polls at Myrtle Philip School on Sat. Nov. 16. The rides will leave every hour starting at noon. Last ride leaves at 7 p.m.

Bid corp. outlines visions for Callaghan Valley Three visions were outlined for the development of Callaghan Valley this week at an open house hosted by the Vancouver 2010 Bid Corporation.

Mountain biker’s crash, rescue lead to new awareness The events of Saturday, Nov. 2 read like a surreal collection of mishap and magic.

Davenport/Soave connection needs scrutiny Dominic Soave was closely involved in Ted Nebbeling’s campaign for mayor of Whistler and for MLA and is now involved in the Dave Davenport campaign.

Act brings more stability to rental market Huge rent increases and damage deposits could be a thing of the past for Whistler renters, with new rate and deposit caps for tenants and landlords entrenched in the new provincial Residential Tenancy Act.

Local physiotherapist Susie Mortensen asked Whistlerites to go digging for old physio equipment tucked away in forgotten corners.

For the first time since the Korean Conflict in 1953, Canada will have armed forces personnel in active war zones during Remembrance Day services, this Nov. 11.

Council member makes bid for mayor’s chair in Squamish In the Squamish mayoralty race, Paul Lalli is relying on his experience.

The municipality is no longer proposing a blanket business license on all Tourist Accommodation zoned properties in Whistler after taking into account a host of community concerns.

Author Chris Czajkowski shares 18 years of experience living in the wilderness at special presentation WHAT: Slideshow and book talk with writer Chris Czajkowski WHERE: Myrtle Philip Community School WHEN: Nov. 14, 8 p.m.