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‘If this is the introduction, there has to be more’

‘If this is the introduction, there has to be more’

Lil'wat Nation Chief Dean Nelson urges Sea to Sky to keep embarking on the challenging work of Truth and Reconciliation
Rachael Lythe seeks fourth term as Whistler school trustee

Rachael Lythe seeks fourth term as Whistler school trustee

If re-elected, Lythe wants to continue working to improve student transportation, graduation rates, and mental health in Whistler schools.
New route proposed for missing piece of the Sea to Sky Trail

New route proposed for missing piece of the Sea to Sky Trail

Local advocates believe the trail should stay as natural as possible and avoid interaction with Highway 99
Weekly B.C. COVID-19 deaths stay below 20

Weekly B.C. COVID-19 deaths stay below 20

Another 19 COVID-19 deaths raise B.C.'s pandemic death toll to 4,321
Creekside construction on track as Whistler Blackcomb announces more lift upgrades

Creekside construction on track as Whistler Blackcomb announces more lift upgrades

Jersey Cream and Fitzsimmons chairs to be replaced in 2023 with new lifts originally earmarked for Park City
Poll: How much do Whistlerites really care about the municipal election?

Poll: How much do Whistlerites really care about the municipal election?

Nearly one quarter of respondents admitted 'not even a little bit'
Whistler bylaw update will reduce red tape at muni hall

Whistler bylaw update will reduce red tape at muni hall

Review of planning and development fees to follow
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District adopts maternity leave policy

Squamish-Lillooet Regional District adopts maternity leave policy

All elected representatives are now eligible for up to six months of paid maternity and parental leave
Margo Vaughan seeks first term as school trustee

Margo Vaughan seeks first term as school trustee

Voters head to the polls on Oct 15.
Museum Musings: Rudi’s famous strudel

Museum Musings: Rudi’s famous strudel

Rudi’s Steakhouse—located on the site that now houses Nesters Market—was the historical venue of choice for a fancy meal in Whistler.