Whistler

The Whistler Centre for Business and the Arts will be joining the library and museum in a trailer in Village North.

Club Earth, the youth environmental club, is holding an organizing meeting Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. Volunteers are needed to help out with the curriculum, plans for the coming year and other facets of the program.

RR1 bylaw revised again A new bylaw governing permitted uses of RR1 land was given first two readings by council Tuesday, following concerted opposition to a previously proposed bylaw governing permitted uses on RR1 land.

A project destined to become one of Whistler's most exclusive addresses has become Whistler's most debated development.

Beagle closure part of village evolution The Savage Beagle Nightclub has been home to some of the wildest bashes in Whistler history, but soon it will be history.

Fish heads The water flowing through the River of Golden Dreams has cleared up, but a B.C. Ministry of Environment investigation into a construction mishap last Friday is underway.

Test results for the hantavirus, which is suspected in West Vancouver resident Ted Pelly's death, will not be available for another week or two, but even if the virus is determined to have caused his death, he may not have contracted the disease in W

For whom the timber bell tolls Fifteen years ago Paul George and a number of other budding preservationists started the Western Canada Wilderness Committee.

Setting sights on hunting The Resort Municipality of Whistler is targeting hunting as a possible conflict within the boundaries of its Local Resource Use Plan and is holding public meetings this month to get feedback from hunters who use the area.

Mount Currie road construction probed by DFO The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is investigating efforts to pave the Lillooet Lake Road through Mount Currie following a report the work may be damaging salmon spawning and rearing habitat.