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Popular Squamish mural defaced

Popular Squamish mural defaced

Artist Stan Matwychuk is currently repairing his salmon mural, 'Water Wall'
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Perfectly imperfect: The next evolution of the Whistler Writers Festival

Perfectly imperfect: The next evolution of the Whistler Writers Festival

New director Rebecca Wood Barrett poised to expand festival’s inclusivity, accessibility mandate 
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All hands on deck at the Canadian Guitar Quartet

All hands on deck at the Canadian Guitar Quartet

Famed chamber music ensemble plays Whistler for the first time on March 20
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Whistler’s thriving second-hand scene fights the effects of fast fashion

Whistler’s thriving second-hand scene fights the effects of fast fashion

Village vintage shop Velvet Underground partnering with ecologyst on Second Life pop-up 
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Whistler Film Festival showed resolve to bump attendance in 2021

Whistler Film Festival showed resolve to bump attendance in 2021

Despite COVID hesitancy and putrid weather, hybrid WFF saw attendance increase 11%
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Boats against the current: Whistler Secondary brings The Great Gatsby to the stage

Boats against the current: Whistler Secondary brings The Great Gatsby to the stage

Dual cast premieres the timeless tale set in the Roaring Twenties this weekend 
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Rebecca Wood Barrett named as new director of Whistler Writing Society

Rebecca Wood Barrett named as new director of Whistler Writing Society

Founder and artistic director Stella Harvey retiring after 21 years at the helm
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Joyous reclamation: New SLCC exhibit details efforts to preserve and nurture B.C.’s 34 Indigenous languages

Joyous reclamation: New SLCC exhibit details efforts to preserve and nurture B.C.’s 34 Indigenous languages

‘It’s so important for people to understand how we are working at getting back our language—and not just working at it, but being successful at it’
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Submissions open for RMOW’s Poet’s Pause competition

Submissions open for RMOW’s Poet’s Pause competition

Winning poems will receive $200 and be displayed in Alta Lake Park
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Pemberton Secondary channels the glorious, mulleted ’80s in The Wedding Singer

Pemberton Secondary channels the glorious, mulleted ’80s in The Wedding Singer

Stage adaptation of classic Adam Sandler flick marks PSS’ 22nd theatre production since 2015 
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