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Whistler students elect Green Party in mock vote

Whistler students elect Green Party in mock vote

A Grade 7 class at Spring Creek Community School ran a mock polling station in their school as part of their student vote program.
Re-elected Whistler MP Weiler eager to get back to work

Re-elected Whistler MP Weiler eager to get back to work

Liberal ekes out narrow win over Conservative Weston; NDP’s Lewis lands third
COVID-19 patient counts in B.C. ICUs hit 20-week high

COVID-19 patient counts in B.C. ICUs hit 20-week high

10 more COVID-19 deaths raise province's pandemic death toll to 1,910.
Police warn of ‘stranger danger’ after two reports of possible child luring near Pemberton

Police warn of ‘stranger danger’ after two reports of possible child luring near Pemberton

RCMP advises public to report any suspicious vehicles or persons
Squamish SAR will co-ordinate a public search if missing teen not found today

Squamish SAR will co-ordinate a public search if missing teen not found today

First responders sweeping Garibaldi Highlands and Quest area for Richie Stelmack.
High B.C. ICU occupancy forces regional patient transfers

High B.C. ICU occupancy forces regional patient transfers

Patients unvaccinated against COVID-19 are prompting the moves.
Whistler MAC keeping seniors connected

Whistler MAC keeping seniors connected

Age-friendly assessment nears completion; Vital Café session set for Sept. 22
New program connecting overseas frontline workers with Whistler jobs

New program connecting overseas frontline workers with Whistler jobs

‘Jobs First’ program has connected more than 140 workers with resort employers so far
Justin Trudeau's Liberals win third term but fall short of securing majority

Justin Trudeau's Liberals win third term but fall short of securing majority

The Liberals enjoyed a healthy lead Monday night as early poll results started trickling in across the country.
B.C. records 11 new COVID-19 deaths; hospitalizations keep rising

B.C. records 11 new COVID-19 deaths; hospitalizations keep rising

More COVID-19 patients are in B.C. ICUs than any time since May 7.