LETTER: Patience with Mother Nature

“They were a group of experienced backcountry skiers.” “They had all the equipment that they're supposed to have.” “They had emergency beacons to

Free storefront parking down to 15 minutes at Whistler Marketplace

Drivers now need to register plates if they wish to park for longer than 15 minutes Over a year and a half after pay

VANCOUVER — BC Hydro is urging customers to limit their power usage on Super Bowl Sunday, as electricity use often spikes in the hours before

Some staff positions yet to be filled The Squamish house is almost ready for overnight guests. The soon-to-open,

Squamish's Miranda Miller featured in three-part series When hometown favourite Miranda Miller first began racing on

The largest building at the Unist'ot'en camp is a three-storey healing centre topped with solar panels HOUSTON, B.C. -

Canada's new food guide ditches Big Brother The goal should be to encourage people to think for themselves." Another

Results of arctic outflow “will be the lowest temperatures experienced this winter” Environment Canada has issued an

Whistler moguls skier confident after back-to-back eighth-place finishes Whistler's Sofiane Gagnon has been on an

The Cypress Point Winter Carnival has unveiled the details of its events this year. Set for Feb. 17, the annual festival features both indoor and

The Trout Lake "snow machine" was cranking up its game. Mid-morning on my first day at Great Northern Snowcat Skiing, it was still snowing as hard

First look: Packed house for WREC event It was another packed house at the Maury Young Arts Centre for the Whistler

VAIL, Colo.—Michael Lausch was luckier than many skiers and snowboarders who end up vertical in the snow, upside down, their heads buried and their

Event to showcase different cultures on June 7 Would you like to share your culture with the rest of Whistler? Planning

The woman who won more World Cup races than any other female is calling it quits at 34. Lindsey Vonn transcended her