Whistler

School districts facing radical surgery The implications for classroom education are staggering, the timeline absurd and the questions far outnumber the answers.

The Christmas spirit is still very much alive in this the year of the appallingly short housing supply and the delayed ski season.

While free heel racing was the focus of the Whistler Telemark Club's silent auction last Friday, free bidding was the order of the evening as silent bidders lit up the tables at Amami with vigorous bids.

Negotiations between Alpine Canada and the W5 group to make Whistler a permanent stop on the men’s World Cup downhill circuit continue, but a final decision must be reached in the next month in order to get the engineering work done in time for next

Residents lobbying for Blueberry signal light A signal light is needed at Blueberry Drive and Highway 99.

Logue tenders resignation Superintendent of bylaws, municipality part company After seven years of service, Calvin Logue has resigned as superintendent of bylaws.

Armed with 3,000 condoms, heaps of educational information and a keen desire to cut down the number of STD's and unwanted pregnancies in Whistler, Sue Clarkson and a dedicated group of volunteers shared a little Condomsense last week.

Municipal staff feel pressure "It’s been a busy year, there’s been a lot of stress, and quite frankly some people cracked.

Whistler RCMP are treating a letter from a Nigerian prince seeking overseas business opportunities as a scam.

Whistler one step ahead of Aspen on housing While everyone in Whistler has written off the idea of solving the housing crunch in the valley this winter, hopes are high some innovative solutions are in the works.