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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16THWELCOME WEEK FILM: SKI BUMS. This feature-length documentary by Oscar winning fi lmmaker John Zaritsky depicts Whistler BC’s alternative ski bum lifestyle. Following a group of extreme skiers and snowboarders, the fi lm highlights the talents of Johnny Thrash, Red Eye Lisa, Crucial Mike, Napoleon, Punchy, and many others. Beyond the sex, drugs and rock and roll clichés, Ski Bums explores the seductive power of a life devoted to the mountains. Free. Library. 6:30pm.

SATURDAY 17THFEEDING THE SPIRIT. At this Welcome Week staple the Museum opens its doors for the evening to new arrivals, long-time locals and everyone in between. Simply show up, eat, mingle, maybe take home some free swag, and learn about our community’s unique history as you browse our exhibits. FREE food and awesome prizes. Seriously. No strings attached. Museum. 5:30pm.

PEMBERTON MULTICULTURAL CELEBRATION. Celebrating multiculturalism in Pemberton through food, dance, music, crafts, arts, games, stories. www.pemberton.ca. Pemberton. All Day.

INDULGE. Whistler’s only elegant black-tie gala event in support of the Whistler Health Care Foundation. The evening begins with a red carpet welcome and cocktail reception with a glass of sparkling wine and exquisite canapés. Silent auction tables, four-course gourmet dinner carefully paired with a glass of wine sponsored by some of the most celebrated domestic and international wineries. Entertainment by the ABRA Cadabra. Westin Hotel.

CYCLING THE PACIFIC RING OF FIRE. Full Circle documents the adventurers’ ambitious “cyclovolcanic” mountain bike expedition around the globe’s largest ocean. Janick and Pierre will be here in person to share their tales gathered during the third and fi nal stage of the 25,000 kilometres they rode between Indonesia and Canada. $17. Millennium Place. 8pm.

MASTER YOUR DSLR. Geared toward the intermediate photographer who has a grasp on the relationship between aperture, shutter speed and ISO, the course will introduce ‘high dynamic range’ photography, external fl ash techniques and a portraiture session. www,artswhistler.com. $199. Millennium Place. All Day.

LIVE MUSIC: BIG SUGAR. Blues rockers Big Sugar tour to support their new Eliminate Ya! Live! concert DVD. Toronto indie rock act The Balconies open up the show. Tickets at Northerntickets.com. Bu� alo Bill’s. 9pm.

UFC + DUSTY’S OPENING DAY! GSP vs Condit. 7pm.

HEY OCEAN! Three mischievous personalities combine to form a dynamic live presence that keeps concert goers captivated and on their feet. In fact, live performance has been an integral part of what the band calls their “natural growth.” But what began as a very casual musical partnership between friends has, in less than four years, morphed into one of Canada’s most successful independent bands. $15. GLC. 9pm.

SUNDAY 18THSHAUN PALMER “THE MISERABLE CHAMPION”. The colourful life and times of a living legend, Shaun Palmer. A man who has dominated every sport he has ever tried. 7 sports, 7 time world champion, 6 X games Gold, 38 elite victories and 117 career victories. A must see for everyone! Opening movie is Ripcurls “ Alive and kickin”. Snowboard draw prize, Sandbox helmets, electric goggles, glasses, headphones and lots more prizes, giveaways from shops and distributors! $10. GLC. 9pm.

WINTER FARMERS MARKET (SQUAMISH). The Squamish Farmers’ Market is excited to continue into the winter season. Our Winter Market will run from November 11th, 2012 to April 14th at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park. Applications can be found on the Squamish Farmers website. Squamish. 10am.

MONDAY 19THFILM MOVEMENT SERIES: TEDDY BEAR. A SHY 38-YEAR-OLD BODYBUILDER, WOULD REALLY like to fi nd true love. He has never had a girlfriend and lives alone with his mother in a suburb of Copenhagen. When his uncle marries a woman from Thailand, Dennis decides to try his own luck on a trip to Pattaya. A powerfull and funny (Danish) fi lm. FREE. Popcorn by donation. Library. 7pm.

IMPROVISATIONAL COMEDY THEATRE WORKSHOPS. From October 15th until November 19th, The Point is off ering six workshops every Monday with Aude Ray. After the fi rst workshop, drop into individual sessions for $20. The Point, 5678 Alta Lake Rd. 6-8pm.

TUESDAY 20THDIGITAL CAMERA I: LITNOW TECH SERIES. Learn about diff erent cameras, how to connect your device to your computer and the possible ways to ensure your image fi les are properly backed up. Free. Library. 6pm.

GARIBALDI PARK MANAGEMENT PLAN OPEN HOUSE. Last spring BC Parks sent out a survey regarding public access in the Spearhead and Fitzsimmons Ranges in the Garibaldi Park and the fi nal approved Garibaldi Park Management Plan amendment will be completed in January. For background information go to: www.env.gov.bc/bcparks/planning/mgmtplans/garibaldi/garibaldi_mp.html. The amendment includes a consideration to include mountain bike access in the Spearhead area, including development/designation of specifi c trails. The WORCA Board of Directors invite members to join them at the Whistler open house to provide a voice for the mountain bike community. Conference Centre. 4-7pm.

WEDNESDAY 21STJOHN CLARKE: EXPLORER OF THE COAST MOUNTAINS. Join Lisa Baile author of John Clarke: Explorer of the Coast Mountains for a talk at the library. John Clarke is a little-known Canadian legend who explored more virgin territory and racked up more fi rst ascents than any other climber - ever! Recognized by his white cotton long johns, he initiated the Wilderness Education Program, received the Order of Canada, had a peak named after him and possessed an irrepressible spirit that continues to inspire. Everyone welcome! Brought to you by Harbour Publishing, Armchair Books & Whistler Public Library. Library. 7pm.

LATIN MOVIE NIGHTS. Latin movies shown every 3rd Wednesday. Everyone welcome. $2 donation. Tamwood ESL School. 7pm.

REEL WEDNESDAYS. See regular events . Squamish.

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY MEETING. The Friends of the Whistler Public Library is a nonprofi t organization dedicated to supporting the library by assisting the staff and board in a variety of ways. Library. 4pm.

THURSDAY 22NDBETWEEN SHIFTS THEATER PRESENTS: SHERLOCK HOLMES, THE FINAL ADVENTURE. Set in 1893 the world’s greatest detective has seemingly reached the end of his remarkable career when a case presents itself that is too tempting to ignore: the King of Bohemia is about to be blackmailed and the woman at the heart of this crime is the famous opera singer Irene Adler. The play will run November 22 – 24 & 29, 30 and December 1. Tickets are available at Billies Flower House, Republic Bicycles, online at betweenshiftstheatre.com, or at the door. Eagle Eye Theatre, Squamish. 7pm.

THE VIMFF “BEST OF THE FEST TOUR” (CLIMBING NIGHT). Join us at the Brew Pub for two nights of inspiring mountain fi lms to get you psyched for that winter climbing trip and the blower pow days that are just around the corner! $12/ $15 on door. Howe Sound Brewery, Squamish. 6:30pm.

FRIDAY 23RDKNIT NIGHT. See regular events. Gone Eatery. 6pm.

THE VIMFF “BEST OF THE FEST TOUR” (SKI NIGHT). See 22nd. $12/ $15 on door. Squamish. 6:30pm.

FIBT WORLD CUP - BOBSLEIGH AND SKELETON. The Whistler Sliding Centre welcomes international athletes for the FIBT Bobsleigh & Skeleton World Cup this November. Watch athletes performing amazing feats at high speed at the 2010 Olympic Sliding venue. Remember the pride you felt when Jon Montgomery took the gold medal for Canada? Relive that experience as the Olympic medalists defend their titles at this year’s World Cup. Tickets $10. Sliding Centre.

SIX WOMEN, SIX CULTURES, ONE HUMANITY. Local Vancouver author, Janet Love Morrison, celebrates the launch of her fourth book to honour and celebrate Canada’s diversity. In her new novel, six women from profoundly diff erent cultures and belief systems meet weekly at a hair salon and discuss their life’s challenges. In time they recognize their possibilities and discover that rising to be the best one can be as a human supersedes all their diff erences. Library. 7pm.

ART FOR OIL FREE COAST. Whistler premier of the short documentary of “Art for and Oil Free Coast” in association with Mountain Life Magazine and Kim Slater. She ran the land portion of the pipeline and I did the sea. It will be a super fun, interesting and

informative night, followed up by Chilli Thom DJing afterwards... come out and be rad!!! GLC.

CREATIVE 5 ECLECTIC - SIMON STRIBLING, JOSH ROBERTS & JORDAN WHITE. On Friday, November 23, Simon Stribling will blast his 10 horns all the way to New Orleans accompanied by Josh Roberts of the Ale Stars on guitar and Rajan Das on upright bass. Then Jordan White of She Stole My Beer will embark on a rare solo keyboard adventure before joining the New Orleans jam! By donation. Dusty’s. 8pm.

SATURDAY 24THFIBT WORLD CUP - DAY 2. See 23rd. Sliding Centre.

BIZARRE BAZAAR. Whistler’s original artisan market has built a reputation of presenting unique, quality, hand-made art and crafts for Whistler residents and visitors looking for one-of-a-kind treasures. Featuring over 100 artisans from the Sea to Sky Corridor, Lower Mainland and beyond, the 24th annual holiday craft fair will feature a wide array of ceramics, clothing, fi ne art, wood, glass, metal, jewellery, leather, candles and aromatherapy products as well as Christmas decorations. Bizarre Bazaar is a vibrant community event that includes live music, a silent auction, dance and food. New For This Year: Bizarre Bazaar will be Joined by Bratz Biz and be held together at the Whistler Conference Centre. Attracting over 5,000 visitors, Bizarre Bazaar is a vibrant community event that boasts live music and performances, silent auction and children’s activities. Conference Centre. 10am-7pm.

LIVE MUSIC. David Myles: With “Into the Sun” David Myles whisks us away on an exhilarating musical adventure that explores his long-time love of Brazilian and African music. Already known for his versatility and ability to fuse styles, David takes us further afi eld with this record by introducing rhythms and instrumentation most often reserved for world music audiences. The result is a sound that is uniquely David Myles. Ali Milner: Whistler native singer-songwriter Ali Milner has quickly become a familiar face in Canada’s indie music scene. The velvet-voiced songstress already has two albums under her belt and has been checking off one milestone after another. In 2009 she performed at Vancouver’s Juno Fest and the following year played several dates surrounding the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, including singing the national anthem at the closing ceremonies of the Paralympic Games. Her timeless sound blends R&B pop with old- soul jazz and even a dose of hard-hitting rock’n’roll. Millennium Place. 8pm.

WHISTLER #MEETUP. 4th annual Whistler Meetup at GLC. See www.whistlerblackcomb.com for more details. GLC.

SUNDAY 25THBIZARRE BAZAAR. See 24th. Conference Centre. 10am-3pm.

LB PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS A CHRISTMAS STAR. Jack Frost, Santa and dancing snowfl akes! What better way to launch your holiday season. Join LB Productions as they perform the original musical “A Christmas Gift”. The cast ranges from age 5-70 and is sure to entertain all. Millennium Place. 1pm.

VEGAN POTLUCK. Everyone is welcome whether you’re a vegan, veggie, meatless mondayer, fl exitarian, meat eater etc. etc.! Please invite your friends too. We love welcoming new people! Please bring a vegan dish to share. Vegan foods are anything made from plants - veggies, fruits, grains (such as rice, quinoa etc), beans, nuts and seeds. Non-vegan foods are anything not from plants - including meat, fi sh, dairy (including cheese), honey and animal derivatives such as gelatine. www.earthsavewhistler.com. The Lofts, Unit 301-1430 Alpha Lake Road, Function Junction. 6:30pm.

WINTER FARMERS MARKET See 18th. Squamish.

MONDAY 26THGAMES NIGHT. See regular events. Library. 7pm.

TUESDAY 27THWOMEN OF WHISTLER: UNCOVERING YOUR TRUE LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL. Key note speaker Dawn McCooey explores how to uncover your leadership abilities and examines best practices on how to develop a leadership style that aligns with the authenticity of your personality. Four Seasons. 12pm.

WEDNESDAY 28THSTEVE SWAYNE PIANO CONCERT. Steve Swayne teaches courses in art music from 1700 to the present day, opera, American musical theater, Russian and American music. He will be performing a selection of Bach, Brahms, Handel and Rakhmaninov. Quest University, Squamish. 7pm.

REEL WEDNESDAYS. See regular events . Squamish.

VINCENT MASSEY VISUAL PRESENTATION. Join the Whistler Pottery Club at the library for their Annual General Meeting followed by a visual presentation by local potter Vincent Massey and silent auction. Everyone welcome! Appetizers by Denise Hughes, Personal Chef. Library. 5pm.

WHISTLER FILM FESTIVAL. Film! Films! Films! See inside for more details. Whistler. Nov 28th until Dec 2nd.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1STFIFTH ANNUAL POLAR EXPRESS. The Only One in Canada! Kick off the Holiday season aboard the Polar Express! Children and adults alike will enjoy the one-hour train ride including tasty treats, music and stories. Visit Santa and Ms. Claus, take a mini rail ride, and so much more! www.tourismsquamish.com/events/polar-express. December 1st, 2nd, 8th and 9th. West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 10am, 12pm, 2pm and 4pm.

SUNDAY 2NDFIFTH ANNUAL POLAR EXPRESS. The Only One in Canada! Kick off the Holiday season aboard the Polar Express! Children and adults alike will enjoy the one-hour train ride including tasty treats, music and stories. Visit Santa and Ms. Claus, take a mini rail ride, and so much more! www.tourismsquamish.com/events/polar-express. December 1st, 2nd, 8th and 9th. West Coast Railway Heritage Park. 10am, 12pm, 2pm and 4pm.

POLAR EXPRESS. See 1st. Squamish.

MONDAY 3RDGAMES NIGHT. See regular events. Library. 7pm.

TUESDAY 4THWORCA: SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING WORCA will be holding a Special General Meeting on December 4th to vote to amend the club’s bylaws and to vote for 3 new directors. www.worca.com. TBC.

WEDNESDAY 5THREEL WEDNESDAYS. See regular events . Squamish.

THURSDAY 6TH9TH ANNUAL MOUNTAIN FM WHISTLER CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST. Please bring a new toy, nonperishable food item or cash donation for the local food banks in the Sea to Sky Corridor and in return receive a delicious breakfast and the fulfi lment that comes from helping those in need! The 9th Annual Mountain FM Whistler Christmas Breakfast, supported by Westin Resort and Spa and The Whistler Question. Westin Hotel. 6:30am.

FRIDAY 7THCOAST MOUNTAIN CULTURE MAGAZINE PRESENTS THE BACKYARD BOOTY. Digital shorts, spoken word, photography, humor and action all converge in a perfect storm of good times. Shake it real with some of the best mountain culture voices on the Coast. www.artswhistler.com. Millennium Place. 7m.

SATURDAY 8THPOLAR EXPRESS. See 1st. Squamish.

SUNDAY 9THLIVE MUSIC: FLATLINERS. The Flatliners return to Whistler to celebrate their 10 year anniversairy! www.thefl atliners.com. Merlins. 9pm.

POLAR EXPRESS. See 1st. Squamish.

MONDAY 10THGAMES NIGHT. See regular events. Library. 7pm.

WEDNESDAY 12THNEW WORLDS WITH DR. DAVID HELFAND. After 400 years of speculation, work over the past decade has established that our Solar System is not unique. Indeed, it appears that planetary systems are the rule, rather than the exception, and the discovery of Earth-like planets in the habitable zones of nearby stars is now a reality owing to NASA’s Kepler mission. I will explore both how we discover new solar systems and infer the existence of other habitable worlds. Quest University. 7pm.

REEL WEDNESDAYS. See regular events . Squamish.

THURSDAY 13THKOKANEE VALLEY RACE SERIES. This (recreational) race series is held on Thursdays throughout the season starting today. Check www.whistlerblackcomb.com.

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Looking back on the days before skiing, many of our valley’s past industries are well-known: � shing lodges, logging, mining, and the railroad being the main draws. But did you know that there was once a mink ranch at the south end of Green Lake? Mr. P. Lineham, a retired businessman from Vancouver, moved his family to the community of Alta Lake in 1925 for the express purposes of breeding and selling mink pelts. There was big money to be had in the mink business.

Mr. Lineham wanted to be able to work in the outdoors and also have a regular and healthy income. Cue the introduction of a brand new industry in the Whistler valley. The Lineham Mink Ranch was not to be your run-of-the-mill mink farm. In fact, the Linehams used only certi� ed Northern Quebec minks that had been bred in captivity. Each animal had its own pedigree and everything.

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However, when the market crashed in 1929 and the Great Depression began, the demand for mink pelts plummeted. Consequently, the Lineham Mink Farm was forced to close down and the family returned to Vancouver.

We do not really know what

happened to the remaining mink at the Lineham farm. Perhaps Mr. Lineham tried to salvage his investment by securing as many pelts as he could. Or maybe, just maybe, there are still some Northern Quebec mink scurrying around the forests of Whistler.

MONDAYS1-4PM The WorkBC Employment Services Centre. LibraryALL DAY Cultural Centre has admission by donation on Monday’s.

TUESDAYSALL DAY Reduced cinema tickets at the Cinema. $8.50 Matinee $7.507:15AM Rotary of Whistler meets at the Wildwood10AM Art Walks. Tel: 604-938-25256PM Knit Night. Gone Eatery

WEDNESDAYS9AM +55 walking Wednesday’s. Meet at Meadow Park1:20PM Bridge club. Millennium Place

THURSDAYS12:00PM Rotary Club of Whistler Millennium (Pan Paci� c Mtn. side)

FRIDAYS6-10PM Toonie night. Only $2 for entrance to Meadow Park

SATURDAYS8AM Monthly Bird Walks. Email: birdbaines@gmail.com

SUNDAYS10AM Squamish Winter Farmers Market. Starts Nov 11th10AM Church service, 6195 Lorimer road

EVERYDAYALL DAY Volunteer dog Walking. WAG. Tel: 604 935 8364

SOCCER 7:30PM Friday & Sunday @ Myrtle Phillip School

BASKETBALL8:30PM Tuesday. Myrtle Phillip School

VOLLEYBALL 8:00PM Tuesday. Myrtle Phillip School

BADMINTON8PM Thursday. Myrtle Phillip School

YOGA & MEDITATION8AM Sat & Sun. Complimentary. Lululemon8:30AM Thurs & Fri. Complimentary. Fruv Freedomwear6:30PM Tues & Wed. Complimentary. Fruv FreedomwearCALL Meditation Circle. Tue. Tel: 604 905 0084

DANCE CLASSES & LESSONS6:30PM Monday. Latin Dance Lessons. By donation. Fruv6:15PM Monday. Zumba. Meadow Park12:15PM Tuesday. Zumba. Meadow Park12:15PM Thursday. Zumba. Meadow Park

MATURE ADULT CLASSES9AM Tuesday. Mature adult class ZUMBA. Meadow Park9AM Thursday. Mature adult class. Meadow Park9AM Circuit training Meadow Park

CIRCUIT TRAINING9AM Monday. Meadow Park9AM Wednesday. Meadow Park9AM Friday. Meadow Park

Whether fine dining or fast food, we’ve chosen local favourites and award winning restaurants. All the ratings and comments below, are taken from Tripadvisor, Yelp and Google Reviews.

COMMUNITY. DINING.

Tel: 604 938 9300

87% “Fantastic!” - “Best burgers in Whistler!”• Good for: Child-friendly, Cheap Eats• Dining style: Diner, Grill, Hamburgers

SPLITZ GRILL:

THE KEG:/

www.kegsteakhouse.com

Whistler Keg acrossfrom Village 8 Cinemas(604) 932-5151

an experiencearound it.

We start with great steak, then build

Brandy’s late night DJ's and Live music returns July 1st

Tel: 604 932 5151

“Great food, nice atmosphere.” • Good for: Steaks, prime rib, seafood• Dining style: Casual Dining

90% “Great BBQ.” - “Amazing Food!”• Good for: Outdoor seating• Dining style: Bar , Casual Dining

ROLAND’S:

Tel: 604 935 5940

91%“Possibly the best restaurant in Canada.”• Good for: A perfect dinner. Fish and game• Dining style: Relaxed, professional, fine dining

RIM ROCK CAFE:

Tel: 604 932 5565

GLC:81% “Excellent après ski bar.”• Good for: Bar scene. Nachos• Dining style: American

Tel: 604 905 2220

KIDS.MONDAYS11AM Words and music. Music, rhyme, stories and movement. 2-4 years. Public Library

TUESDAYS11AM Toddler Rhyme and Song. Public Library

THURSDAYS11AM Parent infant drop-in. Public Library

FRIDAYS 11AM Toddler Story Time. Public Library

SATURDAYS11AM Singing with babies. Public Library

MEADOW PARK 604 935 7529Meadow Park classes are valid for November. Please check for any December schedule changes. More details on drop-in sports at www.whistler.ca/meadowpark

YAMA YOGA604 962 8882See www.yamayoga.ca for full yoga schedule.

YOGA & FITNESS.

BREWERY TOURS & TASTINGS

1045 MILLAR CREEK RD (FUNCTION JUNCTION)

award winning fresh craft beers on tap, pub menu and cold retail sales

TUESDAY TO SATURDAY2:30 AND 4:00PM

TO RESERVECALL 604-962-8889 EXT 105

WHISTLERBEER.COM 604.935.PLAY (7529)WhistlerIsRecreation.com

Located 5 minutes north of the village. Valley Connector/Emerald bus stops at the front door.

MEADOW PARK

SPORTSCENTRE

SWIM • SKATE • SWEAT • SQUASH

10% off activities10% off activities BREWERY TOURS & TASTINGS

1045 MILLAR CREEK RD (FUNCTION JUNCTION)

award winning fresh craft beers on tap, pub menu and cold retail sales

TUESDAY TO SATURDAY2:30 AND 4:00PM

TO RESERVECALL 604-962-8889 EXT 105

WHISTLERBEER.COM 604.935.PLAY (7529)WhistlerIsRecreation.com

Located 5 minutes north of the village. Valley Connector/Emerald bus stops at the front door.

MEADOW PARK

SPORTSCENTRE

SWIM • SKATE • SWEAT • SQUASH

10% off activities10% off activities

GUIDED PUBLIC ART WALK TOURS.Every Tuesday. The best way to experience Whistler’s art is on foot. Penny Eder Martyn, can be contacted at 604-938-2525, or by e-mail: penny@artwalktours.com. $cost. Every Tuesday. 10am.

GAMES NIGHT. Every 1st and 2nd Tuesday of the month. Join us for fun and games. Bring a friend. Play an old favourite or learn a new game. Win great prizes! Refreshments! Free. Library. 7pm.

WINTERS FARMERS MARKET (SQUAMISH). Every other Sunday. November 25th, December 16th and 23rd, through till April 14th. Free. West Coast Heritage Park. 10am-3pm.

REEL WEDNESDAYS. Every Wednesday National Film Board � lms. By donation ($5 donation). Adventure Centre ,Squamish. 7pm.

LATIN MOVIE NIGHTS. Every 3rd Wednesday of each month. www.tamwood.com. $2 donation. Tamwood ESL School (above Moguls). 7pm.

KOKANEE VALLEY RACE SERIES. Thursday’s, starts December 13th. Open to skiers, telemarkers and snowboarders with di� erent gender and age divisions. No racing experience is required. Whistler Blackcomb.

KNIT NIGHT. Every Tuesday. Knit lessons. Everyone welcome. Meet, socialise, knit and crochet. Free. Gone Eatery. 6pm.

DAILY, WEEKLY AND REGULAR EVENTS.

CONVERSATION GROUP: ESL & SETTLEMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR ADULT IMMIGRANTS, CITIZENS & REFUGEES. Every Monday. Practice your English, learn about Canadian culture and society, meet new people every Monday from 10 am to 12 pm. Children welcome - free child care provided. Library. 6:30pm.

ARNE GUTMANN’S WINE BOX SHOW “PENDING DISCOMFORT”. Daily. 20 artists were given an old wine box to transform. The group show is the second of its kind that Arne has produced. The art show has been a culmination of eight years of collection and preparation for Artist Arne Gutmann. Millennium Place. Free. Until November 21st.

IMPROV WORKSHOPS IN WRITING AND THEATRE. Every Monday. Until Nov 19th. Improv performers will learn how to create short scenes interrelated by story, characters & themes. Improvisation makes us live in the moment, improves self-con� dence, creates a world from our imaginations! It’s a process of creating, being spontaneous, playing, listening, reacting and changing. Say YES! and let your impulses guide you to funnel your creative process into play. Relax and have fun, improvise! $ Cost. The Point, 5678 Alta Lake Road. 6pm & 8pm.

REGULAR EVENTS.

More information and events online at www.lostduck.com

TM

It’s that time again for the world famous Whistler Film festival to hit Whistler! Known for its young, hip and � lmmaker friendly vibe, the 12th annual festival will take place on November 28th until December 2nd at various venues throughout the Whistler Village.

The international competition will screen up to 80 � lms over 5 days this year, including world premieres, features, documentaries and shorts, from which over 50 % of the content will be Canadian. The winner of the main competition, ‘Borsos Award for Best Canadian Feature’ will walk away with � fteen thousands dollars, the second largest cash prize for a Canadian � lm in the country after Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

One of the themes this year is music, with a focus on the Canadian music scene. In addition a late night horror/cult series is planned for those looking for a little late night fright. If horror is not your thing, then the festival also o� ers family day programming. In fact, the WFF is chocked full of � lms for every taste, so no matter what your preference you’ll be sure to � nd a � lm that resonates with the � lm bu� in you.

Organisers prepared this year’s festival with meetings, screenings and parties as well as opportunities to actually meet face to face with many of the people who created the movies.

Alongside the Whistler Film Festival is a three-day Industry Summit, which provides a full range of project development, market and networking opportunities for � lmmakers. Designed to bring � lmmakers and industry executives together through a series of engaging and cutting edge discussions, pitch sessions, one-on-one meetings, interactive workshops, master classes and intimate networking events, the Whistler Summit has broken ground by fostering creative and project development opportunities and is proud to be a launching pad for growth and discovery.

Whether it’s the Opening Gala or Celebrity Challenge Ski Race where you can admire some of the industry’s greatest talents, or the outdoor screenings under a magical winter sky, an awards brunch or the Closing Gala, this big little festival will be a whirl wind of high energy fun and cerebral entertainment not to miss.

WHISTLER FILM FESTIVAL.

FILM LOVERS UNITE FOR CHARITY.New this year, the Whistler Film Festival has joined Artists for Peace & Justice as bene� ciaries of three exclusive fundraising events. Join Artists for Peace and Justice Board member, George Stoumoulopoulos and special guests for a VIP private cocktail reception, Celebrity Challenge fun ski race, and a � ve course Bene� t Dinner at the Bearfoot Bistro.

FOR TICKET INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT LEAH PRIMREAU AT LEAH@WHISTLERFILMFESTIVAL.COM

VIP COCKTAIL RECEPTION.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2012Private Residence | 6:00pm - 8:30pm

CELEBRITY CHALLENGE.SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012Whistler Blackcomb | 8:30am - 3:30pm

BENEFIT DINNER.SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012Bearfoot Bistro | 7:00pm

FEATURE EVENT.

604.698.5601 | WWW.POWDERADVENTURES.COM

AVALANCHE COURSES

Since 1994WHISTLERS OLDEST BIKE SHOP!

604.938.9511 | bikeco@shaw.ca | www.bikeco.caIn the taxi loop beside Gone

BIKE RENTALS, SALES & SERVICE

Giant | Devinci 604.935.PLAY (7529)WhistlerIsRecreation.com

Located 5 minutes north of the village. Valley Connector/Emerald bus stops at the front door.

MEADOW PARK

SPORTSCENTRE

SWIM • SKATE • SWEAT • SQUASH

Delivery: From Roland’s Pub, BBQ Bob’s & Roland’s Beer & Wine Store for $5.00

PHONE

604 932 5940www.rolandswhistler.com

AvAilAble from 4-10Pm

7 dAys A week

LIVE MUSIC.

* Starts December 6th (†and at 3:30 & 9pm).

MONDAYS 5+9PM THE MALLARD LOUNGE. CHATEAU FAIRMONT*†8PM DUBHLIN GATE9PM DJ DAKOTA. CRYSTAL LOUNGE

5+9PM THE MALLARD LOUNGE. CHATEAU FAIRMONT*†8PM DUBHLIN GATE9PM KARAOKE NIGHT. CRYSTAL LOUNGE

TUESDAY

5+9PM THE MALLARD LOUNGE. CHATEAU FAIRMONT†8PM DUBHLIN GATE9PM CRYSTAL LOUNGE

WEDNESDAY

FRIDAYS

SATURDAYS

5+9PM THE MALLARD LOUNGE. CHATEAU FAIRMONT†6-9PM THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL8PM DUBHLIN GATE9PM CRYSTAL LOUNGE

5+9PM THE MALLARD LOUNGE. CHATEAU FAIRMONT†6-9PM THE FOUR SEASONS8PM DUBHLIN GATE9PM CRYSTAL LOUNGE9PM BLACK’S PUB

SUNDAYS 5+9PM THE MALLARD LOUNGE. CHATEAU FAIRMONT*†8PM DUBHLIN GATE9PM JAM NIGHT. CRYSTAL LOUNGE

5+9PM THE MALLARD LOUNGE. CHATEAU FAIRMONT†6-9PM THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL8PM DUBHLIN GATE9PM CRYSTAL LOUNGE

THURSDAY