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September 23, 2019
Other revenue sources or restricting participation among considerations
The future of sponsorships – including a controversial People’s Republic of China reception – will be put to a poll Wednesday at this week’s meeting of the Union of B.C. Municipalities (UBCM). The UBCM decided earlier this year to continue to take Chinese government money, but organizers have said they’re going to review how the annual convention is financed.…
LETTER: For the week of Sept. 19
Canada ratified Article 11 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), which identifies housing as a fundamental human right. On the global stage, Canada has affirmed its commitment to protect the human rights of every person in every province.…
warrenc.ca – The race had a rough start, as some woman ahead of mean inexplicably stopped in the middle of the road, as we were all bunched up, just as we started moving! I barely got out of my clips to avoid a f…
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Divers for Cleaner Lakes and Oceans hit the popular Squamish recreation spot Sept. 21
Henry Wang and his Divers for Cleaner Lakes and Oceans team collected 256.5 pounds of garbage over two days of diving at Cat Lake over the Sept. 21 weekend. The main culprits polluting the popular lake were 454 beer cans, 79 beer bottles — none of which can be recycled because they are too contaminated — 25 sunglasses and 45 balls, Wang told The Chief.…
Whistler Blackcomb executive chef Wolfgang Sterr balances work demands and ultrarunning
It might be somewhat counterintuitive, but when Whistler Blackcomb (WB) executive chef and ultrarunner Wolfgang Sterr sought to increase his distance goals, one of the areas he struggled was figuring out his nutrition. It was the biggest learning curve Sterr faced as he made the jump from the 5 Peaks Trail Running Series and its 10-to-15-kilometre offerings to longer distances, starting at 25 km such as the Comfortably Numb and Rubble Creek Classic races.…
Housing, daycare, regional transit top Whistler’s priorities
Elected officials from across the province are set to meet for the annual Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) convention in Vancouver this week. While Whistler has not put forward any resolutions of its own, it will be a good chance for Whistler’s new council to get familiar with their provincial counterparts.…
There’s a list of veteran British Columbian visual artists that is being poured over by a five-person committee for the Audain Prize for Visual Art. The committee doesn’t reveal who is on its list, or discuss the selection process, but on Monday night one of those artists will be $100,000 richer.…
Legendary interviewer will be honoured at the Commadore Ballroom on Sunday, Sept. 29
A conversation with Nardwuar is like getting to chat with a historian of stuff nobody else bothers to dig into. A maestro of the extensively-researched interview, Nardwuar simultaneously dazzles, impresses, disarms and scares his subjects when he presents them with meaningful gifts, precious ephemera from their past, or dishes out obscure facts about the individual’s former life before stardom struck.…
Earlier this month, Whistler Blackcomb (WB) began a rezoning process with the goal of constructing a new six-storey building with 60 units of employee housing to join the seven existing staff housing buildings on the Glacier Lane site. Consisting of two-bedroom units, each about 40 square metres in size, this proposed housing will be very similar, if a bit newer than, the first four buildings originally built by Blackcomb Ski Enterprise and Canadian Pacific (CP) Hotels in 1988.…
Administrators apologize for lack of communication on proposed changes
Administrators at Signal Hill Elementary School have made some last- minute changes to the school-day schedule after parents of late French immersion students raised concerns about the amount of language instruction their kids were actually going to get. “I would like to recognize that our French Immersion planning has caused some concern for you and I would like to apologize for that,” said principal Roberta Kubik in an email sent out to parents on Tuesday, Sept. 17 and shared with Pique by the school board.…
September 22, 2019
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anello-grande.blogspot.com – RBC GranFondo invited Jeremy and Si out to ride the GranFondo Whistler and challenged them to try and qualify for the GranFondo World Championships. With a tough course between Vancouver and Whistler…
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sportnews.blogdady.com – Pissed off via a promise of a brand new world-class tennis centre that has been get rid of for greater than 30 years, the Whistler Tennis Affiliation (WTA) submitted a report back to Lodge Municipali…
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newsinteractives.cbc.ca – When his team’s helicopter landed on the glacier that day in September, the smell of rotten eggs filled the air. It was hydrogen sulfide, mixed with carbon dioxide and steam from below, which produce…
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