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Village of Pemberton working to remove some illegal suites—but where will the tenants go?

Village of Pemberton working to remove some illegal suites—but where will the tenants go?

Increased utilities and removal of secondary suites expected for Tiyata Village homes in Pemberton
Birken Volunteer Fire Service holding fundraiser for new fire truck

Birken Volunteer Fire Service holding fundraiser for new fire truck

All invited to attend June 18 event at Gates Lake Regional Park
Paving on Whistler's Lorimer Road to wrap June 20

Paving on Whistler's Lorimer Road to wrap June 20

Traffic delays expected through the weekend
B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations down; deaths up

B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations down; deaths up

There have not been fewer COVID-19 patients in B.C. ICUs since last July
Transit strike finally ends, but no word on when service will resume

Transit strike finally ends, but no word on when service will resume

New deal ties wage increases to CPI, although contract didn’t differ much from previous offer 
PHOTOS: Whistler Secondary School holds Great Cardboard Boat Race

PHOTOS: Whistler Secondary School holds Great Cardboard Boat Race

Grade 9 students put their engineering skills to the test on the River of Golden Dreams
Balance Model update details a busy future for Whistler

Balance Model update details a busy future for Whistler

More visitors, more residents, increased workforce shortages and 50% more traffic congestion projected by 2040
Black bear euthanized after biting two women in separate incidents near Pemberton, says COS

Black bear euthanized after biting two women in separate incidents near Pemberton, says COS

The bear 'charged her out of nowhere.'
Solidarity Sunflowers fundraiser raising money for Ukraine

Solidarity Sunflowers fundraiser raising money for Ukraine

Victoria Mills and her mother will be selling sunflowers at the Pemberton Farmers' Market and Whistler's Upper Village Market grocery store this weekend to raise money for Ukraine.
UPDATE: With employer accepting proposed deal, the Sea to Sky transit strike is officially over

UPDATE: With employer accepting proposed deal, the Sea to Sky transit strike is officially over

Move puts an end to the longest public transit strike in B.C. history on its 137th day