Whistler

Audit not needed, school board says Final student count before money committed: Fitzpatrick By Chris Woodall The $1.

Bad air money soon, says hopeful school board Howe Sound solution is provincial pilot By Chris Woodall The money to replace dank, mouldy carpets of four Howe Sound district elementary schools may soon be here, after a second visit by two education mi

Youth applauded with Mountain FM awards Monthly prize to Good SamariTeens Mountain FM radio wants the Sea to Sky Corridor to know that the kids are alright.

Intrawest announced Wednesday the closing of an offering of 3,850,000 common shares, which raised $109.73 million for the company. The offering, at $28.50 per common share, included an option on 350,000 common shares which the underwriters exercised.

Free school tuition for community work Earn bucks for schooling while making a better community is the idea behind Youth Community Action, a program just getting started.

The third annual Sea to Sky Film Festival is currently being organized for this fall in Squamish, and volunteers are needed to help in various departments.

Uneven exchange rates rile visitors Most businesses depart from WRA rate By Chris Woodall Visitors are growing increasingly angry over Whistler businesses that ignore the Whistler Resort Association's recommended exchange rate on U.S. dollars.

Bomb threat at Tommy's A bomb threat phoned in to "911" evacuated Tommy Africa's night club, June 20, just before 1 a.m. A search of the bar turned up nothing, but RCMP say the incident is extremely serious.

Fraud scams Whistler hotels By Chris Woodall Two major Whistler hotels were ripped off over the June 19 weekend when high-flying scam artists used a stolen credit card number to run up a massive tab.

chapel chat A special thanks to Terry and Lynn Halverson who were married in the Whistler Skiers Chapel 23 years ago.