Whistler

TAG: Murray’s it Bill Murray is the new chair of the Transportation Advisory Group. Murray takes over from Councillor Nancy Wilhelm-Morden. Wilhelm-Morden resigned from TAG and announced she was cutting back her council commitments last week.

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Whistler residents and second homeowners can expect to be surveyed in the next few weeks regarding the proposal to bring the 2010 Winter Olympics to Vancouver and Whistler.

The death of Squamish lawyer Robert McIntosh has touched many people throughout the corridor, including members of Whistler’s council.

Leidal was fun-loving man of steel, friends say Avalanche deaths of Leidal, five others, is hard blow to extreme sport community By Chris Woodall "Mountain" is a word that went with everything Geoff "Lumpy" Leidal loved.

Two bylaws were introduced Monday which would prohibit gravel pit operations within Whistler, although it’s still doubtful anything can be done to prevent the proposed gravel pit between the Cougar Mountain Road and the heliport.

Hands across the water North Shore Credit Union considers merger game again, but this time with Victoria-area credit union By Chris Woodall North Shore Credit Union is once more playing the mating game, this time starting on steps toward a merger acr

Holiday season presents full house to Whistler Records set on mountains, hotels packed By Chris Woodall Christmas may be two weeks ago, but hoteliers and Whistler/Blackcomb managers are still saying "ho, ho, ho" when they look back at how the peak ho

Markus Kellerhaus, of the Federation of Mountain Clubs of B.C., will be the guest speaker at the Association of Whistler Area Residents for the Environment’s annual general meeting Jan. 14 at Myrtle Philip school.

Quotable quotes, memorable moments A look back at the year in entertainment pix and news chit-chat o January: "Except for resorts like Las Vegas, we are in a very unusual situation.