Whistler News

The cat and mouse game between the law enforcement community and those of us who stretch the boundaries of speed limits is a constantly escalating battle.

An autopsy on a body found on Bowen Island, B.C., last Friday has determined the man was not the victim of a homicide.

His ancestral name is Xwalacktun but most people know him as Rick Harry. He will also now be known by a new title, as a member of the Order of British Columbia.

Bombs away Hayley Wirsching works on her latest piece. We don't know what it is, so don't ask.

Whistler Mayor Nancy Wilhelm-Morden participates in a discussion last Thursday at the inaugural B.C. Mayors' Caucus in Penticton.

In 1967 when the British Columbia Mountaineering Club first placed the cabin at Russet Lake it was meant as a shelter for outdoors enthusiasts to explore and enjoy the alpine beyond Singing Pass.

Early summer is a great time to see wildlife in the Canadian Rockies, when magenta and blue lupine line the fairways of the stunning Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Club .

Science says "No" when it comes to banning cosmetic use of pesticides in British Columbia, but the politics screams "Yes," admits the chairman of an all-party government committee probing pesticide use.

No need to wait until a birthday or holiday to experience the joys of giving - your yard waste is a precious gift to Whistler's composting system.

Measured several different ways, the winter of 2011-12 has been one of Whistler's best.

Once again the municipality is applying for federal funding to get Alta Lake Road, home to some of the oldest Whistler residences, hooked in to the sewer service.

With springtime sun comes a renewed sense of summer optimism amongst locals in Whistler.

The recent return of Whistler's incredible summer weather just screams for you to get outside and explore the resort and rediscover all the resort can offer - both old and new.

The fact that the Whistler Health Care Centre helipad is still not operational would be laughable, except there's nothing funny about the possibility of a life being lost due to its extended closure.

Providing topnotch customer service to Whistler's visitors may soon lead to play time on the links, or a spa day out for employees around the resort.

The Holy Cross Collegiate band returned home from the Con Brio Music Festival last month in triumph with a silver award for all their hard work.

Back in 2005, when today's Grade 1 pupils were newborns, Canada's childcare industry was braced for a hostile takeover by an ambitious Australian businessman named Eddy Groves and his hugely successful ABC Learning empire.

May is renowned for being a month of transition in Whistler. The snow quickly melts away, seasonaires return home, businesses shut up shop for the dead season and work dries up for the locals.

Wade Davis, right, chats with an attendee at his talk on the Sacred Headwaters at the Brew Creek Centre on Wednesday .

Born in BC and raised in Alberta, Michael Guy brings to the table more than a decade of experience as a chef in Canada and abroad.