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Chefs are keeping it casual on the dining scene
Chefs such as Niels Kjeldsen have opted out of the haute cuisine scene and are instead designing menus and training staff for establishments like Casey's and other casual restaurant chains.
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Bal Arneson: A cornucopia of culinary delights (and people) in Whistler
Bal Arneson is the author of nationally bestselling cookbook, Everyday Indian , and a popular BC-based cooking instructor, who is featured weekly on Global TV.
ADS expected to boost Chinese visitations to Whistler
Whistler could see a significant spike in the number of guests coming from China as a result of this week's announcement that China had granted Canada Approved Destination Status , a Tourism Whistler official said this week.
Whistler Writers Festival cancelled for 2010
Local writers Pam Barnsley and Mary McDonald take part in a poetry walk as part of the 2009 Whistler Writers Festival in September.
Holaus fastest in final Lake Louise training run
Maria Holaus posted a time of one minute 50.95 seconds in Thursday's third and final training run for the Bombardier Lake Louise World Cup Maria Holaus of Austria was the fastest woman in Thursday's third and final training run for the Bombardier Lake Louise World Cup.
Marsha Lederman Published on Wednesday, Dec. 02, 2009 4:52PM EST C hloe In Atom Egoyan's critically acclaimed new feature, a Toronto gynecologist suspects her professor husband of cheating, so she hires an attractive young escort to test him.
Forecast predicts less snow in Canada this year
Home : Top Stories : Forecast predicts less snow in Canada this year Forecast predicts less snow in Canada this year Viewer Canada AM: David Phillips, senior climatologist A climatologist with Environment Canada shares what Canadians from coast to coast can expect when it comes to winter weather for 2010.
Unique Dishes at a restaurant in Whistler, BC
Hi- I was at a restaurant in Whistler about 6 years ago that had the most amazing china.
Food Bank donations still welcome
The Whistler community has really stepped up in recent months to help restock the busy Food Bank, and as the holiday season approaches, more donations are needed.
FROM snow-capped mountains to lush tropical jungles, dusty deserts to misty moors, a journey by train is a relaxing way to discover some of the world's most beautiful landscapes.
Imagine staying in Paris, London or Rome for free. Need a car to get around? That could be free too.
How realistic are Olympic economic hopes?
Will the greatest benefit of the 2010 Olympics for this province be psychological in nature, or will it be substantially economic? Despite various studies and forecasts, I have to think the economic boom won't be anywhere near what the politicians have been fearlessly predicting.
Melding rich history, promising future
Melding rich history, promising future By Bruce Agnew When state Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen cuts the ribbon to open the new Stanwood train station today, it will be back to the future for the Stanwood-Camano Island area.
Olympic lodging plan off because of rough economy
An Olympic housing plan in which thousands of visitors would have stayed on cruise ships has been called off because of the rough economy.
Ignatieff tells Liberal faithful he takes responsibility for "tough time"
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff says he takes responsibility for the party being "knocked around" in recent weeks.
Small airlines, flying schools want compensation for Games air security rules
The association representing small B.C. airlines and flying schools wants Ottawa to compensate them for disruptions caused by air security restrictions during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
On Nov. 7 at 1:16 a.m., a member on patrol observed a black GMC pick up speeding eastbound on Garibaldi Way, the vehicle was stopped and the 39-year-old male driver showed signs of impairment and blew a 'fail' on the roadside screening device.
Heavy rain prompts flood watch for parts of southwestern B.C.
Heavy rains deluging British Columbia's south coast and parts of Vancouver Island have prompted the provincial Environment Ministry to warn residents to be on the lookout for flooding along the region's rivers.
Galactic Confirm Florida Tour, Olympic Dates
Galactic has confirmed a series of 2010 dates. Following New Year's Eve at New Orleans' Tipitina's, the group will perform aboard Jam Cruise 8 from January 3-8. After returning to dry land the afternoon of January 8, Galactic will headline its annual tour of Florida.