Whistler

Sure bet that no casinos for Sea to Sky Corridor The provincial government has announced it has 49 proposals from companies keen to cash in on the casino life, but none of those will be in the Sea to Sky Corridor.

The Whistler Community Arts Council’s annual Bizarre Bazaar returns this Saturday, Dec. 6, at the conference centre. The Bizarre Bazaar, which runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Question ratifies contract Staff at the Whistler Question weekly unanimously voted, Monday evening, Dec. 1, to ratify their first collective agreement — as local 213 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers — with Question management.

Ted cutline Ted Nebbeling immortalized — Rain Saturday, Nov.

Errata When the Silver Dart lifted off the ice of Bra D'Or Lake near Baddeck, Nova Scotia, on that frosty February morning in 1909, it was JAD McCurdy piloting the fragile bird of sticks, wire and silk into the history books as the first machine-powe

Coast Photo goes TV Coast Mountain Photography has added a video component to its service as official photography and video service for Whistler/Blackcomb mountain activities.

Rooftop heroics stubs Chateau fire It must have seemed like something out of Mission Impossible: the Movie, as Whistler firefighters had to rappel from the 10th storey of the Chateau Whistler to put out a fire imbedded in an eighth-storey roof.

Chateau Whistler is tops in resort ritziness Condé Nast magazine empire says so By Chris Woodall The Chateau Whistler is the best ski resort hotel in North America, and by inference, Whistler is the best resort.

Municipal staff will have to fine-tune the details but most of Whistler council wants to find a way to accommodate chalet, villa and homestay operations in residential areas.

Developers of the proposed 19 Mile Creek affordable resident housing project will hold an open house information session Dec. 10 at Myrtle Philip school. The open house, which goes from 6 to 9 p.m.