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Arts Whistler to open new First Nations-themed exhibit July 21

Arts Whistler to open new First Nations-themed exhibit July 21

Reconcile This! is a gallery featuring work by four Indigenous artists: Levi Nelson, James Darin Corbiere, Raven John, and Caden Lane
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Whistler's tiny toadlets on the move at Lost lake

Whistler's tiny toadlets on the move at Lost lake

Lost Lake access road and parking lot closed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic
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Whistlerite finds missing wedding ring lost nearly 30 years ago

Whistlerite finds missing wedding ring lost nearly 30 years ago

Now living in Sweden, Lottie Jangdal moved by efforts to return ring from half a world away
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Naturespeak: Whistler’s wondrous wetlands

Naturespeak: Whistler’s wondrous wetlands

'They are much more than lands that are wet'
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Lil'wat Nation elects new council

Lil'wat Nation elects new council

The results are in: Gélpcal Ashley Josep re-elected Cultural Chief; five incumbents and six new officials named to council
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Whistler tourism revenue soars thanks to busy ski season

Whistler tourism revenue soars thanks to busy ski season

RMOW Q1 financial report details busy start to 2023
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Longtime Whistler chef Erin Stone launches meal delivery service

Longtime Whistler chef Erin Stone launches meal delivery service

Molly’s Meals offers a rotating menu of restaurant-quality dishes from the former Stonesedge Kitchen head chef
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Conservative Party stalwart John Weston won’t run in 2025

Conservative Party stalwart John Weston won’t run in 2025

Weston plans to focus on non-profit Canadian Health and Fitness Institute
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Whistler Institute looks to fill daycare gap by offering ECE training

Whistler Institute looks to fill daycare gap by offering ECE training

School will use grant funds to prepare application for fully subsidized early-childhood education program
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B.C.’s Indigenous tourism sector is thriving—but not everyone is benefitting

B.C.’s Indigenous tourism sector is thriving—but not everyone is benefitting

Indigenous tourism operations have seen significant growth in recent years, particularly in rural areas, but some First Nations communities aren’t getting their piece of the pie.
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