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An autopsy was scheduled for Wednesday (Dec. 29) in Vancouver to determine how 20-year-old Cooper Plaxco of California died after getting stuck in a creek while snowboarding on Blackcomb Mountain Christmas Eve. Whistler RCMP Staff Sgt. Steve LeClair

According to a new survey released by the B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch, 3.7 million litres of liquor was sold during the 2011-12 fiscal year from BC Liquor Stores in the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District. This equates to an average of $967 spent

White Rock native Ben Trompetter was being remembered this week as a "free spirit" who lived life to the fullest as investigators try to determine the exact cause of his death in Anderson Lake on Friday (Aug. 17). RCMP recovered the 26-year-olds body

Search and rescue personnel and Whistler RCMP are still looking for a missing woman this afternoon (Sunday, Aug. 7) after an incident on the Cheakamus River yesterday. Staff Sgt. Steve LeClair of the Whistler RCMP said a helicopter is flying over the river searching for the woman and kayakers are also in the water, which has been described as "treacherous." There was still no sign of the woman as of noon

David Christian, the 27-year-old Whistlerite who was reported missing earlier this week, was found dead in a creek on the Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course yesterday (Wednesday, March 21). Christians body was recovered from the Horstman Creek late yesterday afternoon, said Whistler RCMP Staff Sgt. Steve LeClair in a media release. There was no sign of foul play and observations at the scene suggest death by hypothermia. "This was not the outcome wed hoped for," LeClair said. &quo...

Longtime Whistler hotel maintenance worker and Squamish resident Roberto Suarez died on Saturday (Dec. 17) after falling from a ladder while working at the Westin Resort and Spa. The 42-year-old husband and father of two was working in one of the hotel

L & M Bag & Supply represents Core & Mains 13th acquisition since it spun off from HD Supply in 2017.

Obit: He helped pioneer the modern food truck scene in Syracuse Updated Mar 10, 2021; Posted Mar 10, 2021 Steve LeClair of Steves Street Eats food truck serves Luis Mike of Syracuse at his location at the corner of West Fayette and Geddes streets in 2012. Street Eats was the first modern "gourmet" food truck in the Syracuse area. Gary Walts / The Post-Standard Facebook Share Before 2012, the “mobile” food scene in Central New York consisted primarily of hot dog carts and the occasional ...

On Friday (Jan. 27) at about 2 a.m. a woman was walking on Gondola Way in Creekside when she was pushed from behind by an unknown male. Her jacket came over her face and the man tried to remove her pants, LeClair said. When an unknown vehicle approached and shone its headlights in the direction of the struggle, the man stopped his assault and fled. The victim, who was walking to a friends residence at the time, didnt report the incident to police until about 1:45 p.m. that day -almost 12 hours ...

26836 A CIO Balancing Act Vertical Slices and Delivering a Constant Value Stream While Also Assembling Building Blocks for True Innovation Wes Williams, Ph.D., VP & CIO, Mental Health Center of Denver Wes Williams, Ph.D., VP & CIO, Mental Health Center of Denver Project management expertise is one skill CIOs can bring to companies. Agile project management isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution, but certain core concepts apply broadly. One such concept is “vertical” slices of w...