Museum Musings

As many people who have worked at small or relatively new organizations (and even some larger, more established ones) know, it is not unusual for one’s job to include many duties that would not necessarily be found in the job description.

New exhibit centres on Canada's history of avalanche safety

There were 11 new COVID-19-related deaths announced Friday

Blackcomb Mountain opened just three days after its targeted opening date, a feat described by the management at the time as “not bad.”

Next month, we will be opening Land of Thundering Snow , a travelling exhibit created by the Revelstoke Museum & Archives.

In the past 10 years, Whistler Blackcomb has installed several new lifts on both mountains, replacing older lifts with new ones (such as the new Blackcomb Gondola and Emerald Express) or moving existing lifts to replace others (such as the Crystal an

When talking about the creation of the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) in 1975 and the early development of the Whistler Village through the 1980s, one of the documents that is often mentioned is the “Silver Book,” also known as th

The holiday season, usually one of the busiest times of year in Whistler, saw only 20 per cent of its usual volume in 1980-'81

Where and how do you store your personal files and photos? It’s easy to forget that before the days of cellphone cameras and social media, time and effort was put into printing photographs, labelling them, and putting them into albums.