Dog survives bear attack on Whistler Mountain

After a relatively quiet summer, bear activity is on the rise in Whistler A nine-year-old Australian shepherd/blue

Blood is thicker than...

Summer is all about family: the kids are out of school, everyone gets together at the cabin/cottage and the whole season is dripping with

Closure in effect until further notice The great western toad migration is once again underway at Lost Lake, and the

Montreal Afrobeat collective Papagroove marks new era with third album, The Hunt Scores of writers and pundits have

18-year-old Whistlerite trained for first Ironman alongside father Hannah Peatfield very nearly opted against doing her

This weekend, Canadians from coast to coast to coast—with the notable exception of Quebec—will celebrate ... well, let's just leave it at that.

Local Robyn Allan has submitted a report to the British Columbia Utilities Commission inquiry into gas prices—but not everyone agrees with her

This time of year is always a busy one for the resort. Weekends are at or near capacity for everyone, the highway is bumper-to-bumper Thursday

ARIES (March 21-April 19): "Dear Diary: Last night my Aries friend dragged me to the Karaoke Bowling Alley and Sushi Bar. I was deeply skeptical.…

New WHA categories out to lunch I'm sure like many hundreds of other people on the Whistler Housing Authority's (WHA) rental waitlist, I received an

New trails on Mount Sproatt and Rainbow Mountain are officially open Residents of Whistler's Alpine neighbourhood may

Applications for business mentorship program due Aug. 1 Building on the success of two similar initiatives, the

Search for new chief administrative officer now underway After eight years as chief administrative officer (CAO), Mike

The man was seen looking into residence windows on Northlands Blvd. last Wednesday, July 24 Whistler police are looking

The incident occurred as conservation officers closed in on a family of bears that was "heavily habituated and food-conditioned