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B.C.'s COVID-19 ICU patient count hits 10-month low

B.C.'s COVID-19 ICU patient count hits 10-month low

Of 325 COVID-19 patients in B.C. hospitals, 28 are in ICUs
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Whistler gets first look at pair of Northlands development concepts

Whistler gets first look at pair of Northlands development concepts

Plans propose housing, commercial, offices and ‘community hub’—but no mention of Whistler Racket Club
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Photos: AlpX Expeditions unveils new heli-accessed mountain bike trail

Photos: AlpX Expeditions unveils new heli-accessed mountain bike trail

Blackcomb Helicopters' new adventure tourism offshoot will bring riders to the backcountry trail located between Whistler and Pemberton later this summer.
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Whistler’s Armchair Books records its 1 millionth customer

Whistler’s Armchair Books records its 1 millionth customer

Cade Turna, a bookseller from the U.K., won $100 gift card on her short trip to Whistler 
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Whistler's Melissa Pace appointed to new role at BC Chamber of Commerce

Whistler's Melissa Pace appointed to new role at BC Chamber of Commerce

Former Whistler Chamber of Commerce CEO's new position with provincial network will be director of member services
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Museum Musings: Getting into gear—have bike, will ride

Museum Musings: Getting into gear—have bike, will ride

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All-Brit Classic Car Run not returning to Whistler

All-Brit Classic Car Run not returning to Whistler

Long-running car show relocated to Harrison Hot Springs due to RMOW climate policy
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WedgeWoods bylaw change could mean more housing for Whistler area

WedgeWoods bylaw change could mean more housing for Whistler area

Proposed change would allow more auxiliary units—but some say short-term rentals make more financial sense
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Decision on future of B.C. salmon farms to come within ‘weeks,’ says DFO

Decision on future of B.C. salmon farms to come within ‘weeks,’ says DFO

Ottawa says it is within weeks of making a decision on the province’s salmon farm industry—a move meant to protect wild Pacific salmon from disease.
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Video: Cold, wet May behind busy start to bear season for Whistler COS

Video: Cold, wet May behind busy start to bear season for Whistler COS

Conservation officers are urging the public to avoid heading into the Callaghan Valley after confirming reports of a grizzly bear seen feeding in the area.
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