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Pique's Best of Whistler 2022

Pique's Best of Whistler 2022

The best of the best, as voted by you
Tinsel tales

Tinsel tales

A trio of Christmas stories to stuff your stocking this holiday season
A mountain of knowledge

A mountain of knowledge

Combining academic research with Indigenous knowledge, the Canadian Mountain Assessment will change how we understand our mountains
The demon river

The demon river

An account of last year’s devastating flooding of the Nicola River
The Other Battle

The Other Battle

Far from the frontlines, local firefighters and first responders fight another challenge: mental illness
Whistler’s coffee culture: a glass half full?

Whistler’s coffee culture: a glass half full?

Spilling the beans on the local caffeine scene
Bartender mafia

Bartender mafia

Stories from behind the Whistler taps
Pique’s Halloween spooktacular

Pique’s Halloween spooktacular

Four more stories for the glow of the campfire—if you dare
The Witsend Sisterhood: How a group of five Lower Mainland schoolteachers broke convention and changed the shape of Whistler

The Witsend Sisterhood: How a group of five Lower Mainland schoolteachers broke convention and changed the shape of Whistler

June Tidball, Florence Strachan, Jacquie Pope, Eunice “Kelly” Forster and Betty Gray bought the two-bedroom cabin on the shores of Alta Lake in 1955 for just $1,500. While they left a mark on Whistler history, the valley, in turn, shaped the rest of their lives too.
Pique’s 2022 Municipal Election Guide

Pique’s 2022 Municipal Election Guide

Hear from Whistler and Pemberton mayoral and council candidates in their own words before voting day