Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

Local News

Here’s how the Invictus Games will impact transit service

Here’s how the Invictus Games will impact transit service

Expect service disruptions on Route 6 Tapley’s/Blueberry and Route 99 Pemberton Commuter mornings of Feb. 10-12
Read more >
Pregnant pause: U.S., Canada agree to pause trade tariffs

Pregnant pause: U.S., Canada agree to pause trade tariffs

The month-long pause was announced one day before tariffs were set to go into effect. What does all the uncertainty mean for Whistler businesses?
Read more >
Austria wins historic mixed doubles race at Luge Worlds, Langenhan and Taubitz claim watershed mixed singles gold for Germany

Austria wins historic mixed doubles race at Luge Worlds, Langenhan and Taubitz claim watershed mixed singles gold for Germany

Canadians place eighth in doubles as Ellis and Morse finish 11th in singles
Read more >
Glacier Express is on the mend

Glacier Express is on the mend

Whistler Blackcomb provided an update on Instagram Feb. 6
Read more >
Cold, snowy weather no deterrent at third-annual Nightwalk for Hope

Cold, snowy weather no deterrent at third-annual Nightwalk for Hope

The Whistler Community Services Society fundraiser saw 140 attendees, and is still accepting donations
Read more >
Man charged after reportedly exposing himself in Whistler Village

Man charged after reportedly exposing himself in Whistler Village

Pen-Yuan Yuan Lin, 71, was scheduled for North Vancouver court this week following October arrest
Read more >
SLRD closes Adventure Ranch horse trails for overwintering bear

SLRD closes Adventure Ranch horse trails for overwintering bear

The section of the Valley Loop Trail system will be closed until further notice
Read more >
Whistler documentarian Alex Clapin presents new film, 'Ravinos'

Whistler documentarian Alex Clapin presents new film, 'Ravinos'

The project chronicles a ski and snowboard counterculture from Vail, Colo.
Read more >
Cheakamus Community Forest will test out divisive Whistler ecologist’s wildfire approach

Cheakamus Community Forest will test out divisive Whistler ecologist’s wildfire approach

Rhonda Millikin, issued a cease-and-desist in December from Forest Professionals B.C., says green fuel breaks will be part of pilot study in community forest
Read more >
Village of Pemberton, Ministry of Agriculture to advocate lowering highway speed limit

Village of Pemberton, Ministry of Agriculture to advocate lowering highway speed limit

Advocates say speed limit should be lowered from 80 to 60km/h to prevent roaming horses from being struck by cars
Read more >