Whistler

Council OK staff housing for Lot 23 space for 22 employees As long as they remain strictly for staff rental, council allowed employee housing plans for Lot 23 — the construction project on the north corner of the main entrance to Whistler Village — t

Jobs, jobs, jobs Whistler wins employment grant By Chris Woodall Whistler’s library, employment centre and secondary school have collectively won a $30,000 grant from Industry Canada, a federal government agency.

Done deal for Intrawest-Whistler Mt. By Chris Woodall It’s not over until the fat lawyer sings, when it comes to mergers.

IN-5 Waterstone’s D Lux merger Well okay it’s not as huge as the Blackcomb/Whistler Mountain merger, but Waterstone Communications has merged with D Lux Communications to form Waterstone Advertising & Design.

Giant garages for sale: cheap The Parent Advisory Council of Myrtle Philip Community School is organizing a giant garage sale at the school gym, Sat., April 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Challenge your team A few team openings are still available for the 1997 Felix Belczyk RMCC Ski Challenge, Tues., April 8, on Blackcomb Mountain. Beneficiaries of this fun day of skiing are kids.

Indoor aesthetic at local galleries When the weather stinks, or for a rest from a day in the great outdoors, Whistler’s art galleries offer an indoor alternative.

Psyched out! By Chris Woodall Family doctors are on the front lines of stress diagnosis, giving them a valuable role to play in detecting early signs of a patient's mental illness.

Monk new ruler of Chateau’s culinary priesthood By Chris Woodall Chateau Whistler seems to have a love affair with B.C. boys who can really cook.

School board ‘frustrated’ at prov.’s schools plan By Chris Woodall Howe Sound School Board #48 isn’t happy that the province didn’t include Pemberton’s Signal Hill elementary school in a ministry of education master plan of capital school projects.