Whistler

Train wreck and Cal-Cheak sites subject to logging A timber licence grandfathered from 1909 may allow logging of the Cal-Cheak and train wreck areas north of Brandywine Falls.

It took a half-hour discussion by council, a 10-minute session between the developers and planning staff, and another 15-minute discussion amongst council and staff, but the Barnfield Farm proposal was finally given third reading Monday, and the prop

By Michael Allen Black Bear Researcher The spring black bear season in May got off to a cold and cloudy start as mountainside green-up of favourite bear foods was about two weeks late.

Greenside Properties will be getting a little help from the municipality keeping the campground lands open this summer. The new Spruce Grove parking lot will be used by the campground as overflow space for RVs this summer.

With two elected offices Ted Nebbeling will be busy, but the jobs of Whistler mayor and West Vancouver-Garibaldi MLA won’t conflict too much, he says.

Going to Victoria as a member of the Opposition will be good training for when the B.C. Liberals form the government, Ted Nebbeling says. "I’m going to Victoria, I’ll get my feet wet.

Following increased opposition to rezoning for pensions and bed and breakfasts in residential neighbourhoods council has decided to put a moratorium on new tourist accommodation outside the village.

Howe Sound School District trustees met Wednesday night to decide what their final submission to the Ministry of Education will be regarding reducing the number of trustees.

It’s usually young people in Whistler who have trouble finding housing, but a group of "pre-seniors" wants to make sure they will be able to continue living in Whistler in their senior years.

Whistler is becoming a headache for Census Canada. Census day was May 14, but census takers are still working on Whistler.