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Roger Molinaro found guilty in child sexual assault case

Roger Molinaro found guilty in child sexual assault case

Molinaro was found guilty on seven counts linked to abuse of two family friends
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Heavy snow followed by heavy rain expected in Whistler today

Heavy snow followed by heavy rain expected in Whistler today

Environment Canada issues special weather statement
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Which run is your No 1.

Which run is your No 1.

In celebration of opening day, locals share their favourite spots on the mountain
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Whistler Blackcomb ‘in a good spot’ ahead of opening day: COO

Whistler Blackcomb ‘in a good spot’ ahead of opening day: COO

Mid-mountain chairlifts set to open Nov. 25, as events make a comeback
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B.C.'s new, active and serious COVID-19 cases fall to months lows

B.C.'s new, active and serious COVID-19 cases fall to months lows

Nine more COVID-19 deaths raise province's COVID-19 death toll to 2,313.
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Whistler residents advised to prepare for next storm systems

Whistler residents advised to prepare for next storm systems

Sand-bag station set up at Public Works Yard for residents
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New COVID-19 infections fall to lowest point since August 9

New COVID-19 infections fall to lowest point since August 9

Active infections have also declined to a level not seen since August 9.
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Pemberton Community Centre and Public Library receives funding to improve accessibility

Pemberton Community Centre and Public Library receives funding to improve accessibility

Plans are under way to improve the accessibility of the south side of the Pemberton and District Community Centre and Public Library
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Active COVID-19 cases in B.C. fall to 15-week low

Active COVID-19 cases in B.C. fall to 15-week low

Hospitalizations fell by 21 since Friday, to 337 – the lowest number since early October.
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Three renowned B.C. Indigenous artists team up for Audain Art Museum's newly-unveiled public monument

Three renowned B.C. Indigenous artists team up for Audain Art Museum's newly-unveiled public monument

Haida chief James Hart, Squamish Nation's Xwalacktun and Lil'wat Nation's Levi Nelson collaborated on the six-metre-tall Blackcomb Way work
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