Whistler

Swinging food fair tonight A food fair organized for the tonight's Big Band Swing dance at the conference centre will not just entice the taste buds, but raise money for a worthy cause, too.

Pemberton Secondary Principal’s List - Quarter 1 November, 1997 Students listed received a minimum 80 per cent in all of their courses.

The Pemberton Public Library is hosting its annual wine and cheese fund-raising party Tuesday, Dec. 2, from 7 to 10 p.m., at Triss Bubbs’ log home on Portage Road.

The king is dead, long live the king Not quite, but summer business almost equals winter, WRA numbers show By Chris Woodall Whistler's summer room nights cracked the 300,000 mark for the first time, say Whistler Resort Association figures, pushing su

Nesters gives long-distance feeling If you're like many loyal Nesters Market shoppers, you use your Value Card religiously without any real idea how you can use all those points you've racked up. Now the local grocer has the answer.

More than 80 people have expressed interest in becoming the Whistler Resort Association’s next president, but it will likely be February before a replacement for David Thomson is named.

Gibbons posts reward for ski team Longhorn Saloon owner Dick Gibbons has added an incentive for Canadians to this weekend’s World Cup downhill. Gibbons has again offered $35,000 if a Canadian wins Saturday’s race on the Dave Murray downhill course.

Glide the free ride to ski-side Whistler Ski Classic organizers want to invite the public to the finish line excitement of the World Cup by throwing on a free shuttle service.

More help for Garibaldi resort push The Garibaldi at Squamish resort development team has added District of Squamish Administrator Bob Miles to its ranks.

When the whip comes down Insurance covers cancelled Cup races By Chris Woodall It took 11 months but the insurer paid up in the end.