Here are this week's top headlines from Whistler, B.C., as determined by Pique readers.
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1. Photos: Grizzly spotted roaming northern Whistler neighbourhood
A grizzly bear roaming a neighbourhood north of Whistler Village last week prompted public warnings from B.C.'s Conservation Officer Service and the Resort Municipality of Whistler—and a photo gallery of the big bruin was far and away Pique's most-viewed post of the week.
2. Dead season
Last week's cover feature highlighting tales of B.C. ski hills lost to history proved a hit with Pique readers near and far.
3. Watch: Massive avalanche slides down Mount Currie in Pemberton
Lucie Kubikova's video of a May 1 avalanche on Mount Currie continued to garner attention this week.
4. Rocky Mountaineer returns to the Sea to Sky
The luxury train service will come through Whistler and Pemberton twice a week until Oct. 10.
5. Opinion: Déjà vu on Highway 99
Editor Braden Dupuis recounts a highway closure study from 2017 after recent motorcycle crashes on the Sea to Sky highway rekindled an old discussion.
