Whistler

Whistler-Blackcomb takes home an Ethics in Action Award Spending more than $1 million to protect mountain ecosystems and ski trails has garnered Whistler-Blackcomb another environmental award.

Campaign Slogan: I Am Accountable to You Age: 45 Occupation: Chartered Accountant/Writer Volunteerism: Treasurer of the Whistler Health Care Foundation, President of the Association of Whistler Area Residents for the Environment (AWARE), board member

Campaign Slogan: Making a difference through innovation, enthusiasm and leadership Age: 33 Occupation: Entrepreneur, ski instructor, involved in human resources training, and co-ordinates Fire & Ice shows.

After almost two months on the road, a group of B.C. athletes wrapped up the Alcan Spirit of 2010 Tour in Whistler with appearances at the Royal Bank and Myrtle Philip Community School Wednesday.

Fall and Meadowlarks? By Shirley and Michael Thompson Whistlerites would be hard pressed to remember when we last had such an extended period of dry, sunny fall days.

Campaign slogan: It’s all about balance.

Don’t gouge your tenants just because the Olympics might come to town.

SPECIAL EVENTS TODD BUTLER AT MY PLACE>> The Whistler Arts Council presents satirical songwriter Todd Butler’s funny and creative brand of social commentary on Friday Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. at Millennium Place.

Slogan: A strong confident leader who cares about Whistler. Age: 41 Occupation; Businessman. Co-owns with partner Lauren Wornig, Skitch and Mountain Crests.

Whistler voters will get a chance to see all the council, mayoral and school trustee candidates first hand Saturday at the Whistler Chamber of Commerce-sponsored all-candidates meeting. The meeting gets underway at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov.