Whistler

Robert Fine has resigned as economic development officer of the Sea to Sky Economic Development Commission amid rumours the commission may disband entirely.

Details on some of the 12 proposals the municipality received under its call for affordable housing projects are coming to light. Whistler South, a proposal by Vancouver-based International Land Corporation Ltd. and the local N.S.W. Holdings Ltd.

The Christmas spirit has returned to Whistler. Once again an anonymous donor has stepped forward to offer 25 turkeys to Whistler people feeling the pinch. The donor’s only criteria are that the turkeys go to people who live and work in Whistler.

Big band, big swing, big fun Great music, games, draws and a live auction in the spirit of the World Cup will conquer the conference centre after the opening ceremonies, Friday, Dec. 6. 'Round about 7 p.m.

The Whistler Community Arts Council’s annual Bizarre Bazaar is this Saturday, Nov. 30, from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the conference centre.

Degree is tourism may be ticket to big bucks New program can be taken here By Chris Woodall A new program in tourism management could be your ticket to employment with the big bucks.

If you plant it, it will grow World Cup forest could be lasting legacy "Touching a tree is like touching the cheek of God," says Maxine Druker, explaining her motivation behind creating a World Cup Forest.

Ready, set, lights! Whistlerites can join in a simultaneous Christmas lighting event to kick off the Hongkong Bank Whistler Ski Classic, Thursday, Dec. 5. At 6 p.m.

Fest going for parade record What has 1,000 lights and sets a world record? The answer is "you" on attending the World Cup Festival of Lights torch light parade.

Passport has mouthful of discounts Let's just call it "the passport" because the official "Hongkong Bank Whistler Ski Classic Passport Program" is too much of a mouthful.