This election season, we're spotlighting five Whistler residents who each bring a unique perspective on why voting matters.

Safe charging is a superpower Drop by Fire Hall 3 in Spring Creek to learn more about fire safety, including how to charge your devices and batteries safely. Take a tour of the fire hall and fire ...

As a condition of purchasing any cross country ski or snowshoe pass or ticket, the passholder must read and agree to the Pass Release Agreement/Waiver. The Lost Lake Nordic Trails are accessible from ...

October is Circular Economy Month in Canada. A chance to rethink how we make, buy, use and dispose of the things we rely on ...

Here is the weekly update on projects and things of note that may impact your day-to-day life, including events, getting around town, parks, construction, etc. The entire pool area will reopen Monday, ...

Buses in the Whistler Transit system run from 5:20 a.m. to 3 a.m. daily and additional service is offered in winter. The Village Shuttles are free. Buses are free on election days and on New Year’s ...

The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is inviting qualified engineering consultants (Proponents) to submit aproposal for the design, tendering, contract administration and construction services ...

Advanced voting takes place on Wednesday, October 7 and Saturday, October 10 at Whistler Public Library. Election day is Saturday, October 17 at Myrtle Philip Community School. Read more about voting ...

Here is the weekly update on projects and things of note that may impact your day-to-day life, including events, getting around town, parks, construction, etc. The entire pool area, including the lap ...

Swap the car for your bike for a chance to win prizes! Ride to work, school, or while running errands to reduce your carbon footprint, save money, and support healthier communities. September 19 to ...