Whistler

CP Hotels owns Delta Canadian chain goes international By Chris Woodall The big just got a whole lot bigger: Canadian Pacific Hotels has acquired Delta Hotels. The deal was originally made in March, but closed in May.

Whistler council has designated two projects, representing mind and spirit, as Whistler’s Millennium Projects.

Compagnie des Alpes CDA’s eight subsidiary companies equip, maintain and operate some of the largest ski areas in the French and Italian Alps. CDA derives most of its revenues from lift operations.

Intrawest goes European By Bob Barnett Old World numbers and New World expertise are a couple of the factors behind the alliance that brings Intrawest and Compagnie des Alpes together, two mountain resort operators that attracted more than 15 million

For the Record A story in the May 29 edition of Pique, 2010 An Olympic Odyssey, stated the Canadian Olympic Association chose to support Montreal’s bid for the 1976 Summer Olympics over Whistler’s bid for the 1976 Winter Games.

Organizers of the annual Canada Day Parade are looking for local musicians to get involved in this year’s event. The parade is just one of the events planned to celebrate Canada’s 131st birthday on Wednesday, July 1.

What's in a word? By Oona Woods There are so many different ways of approaching the human body for treatment that it can be daunting to even start wading through it all.

Grade 8s gain bursary for theatrical endeavours Two Whistler Secondary Grade 8 students were awarded bursaries by the Whistler Community Arts Council during the Whistler Children's festival last weekend.

Teachers say yes to contract trustees predicted to say no By Chris Woodall Howe Sound district teachers joined with their peers to cast an overwhelming 73.5 per cent "yes" vote to a proposed three-year collective agreement with the province.

Valley Trail busy season merits caution Share the trail, leash those mutts By Chris Woodall Please, no road rage on the Valley Trail.