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Letter: Will strong revenues mean lower Whistler taxes?

Letter: Will strong revenues mean lower Whistler taxes?

Whistler is receiving $4,962,000 from the provincial government’s B.C. Growing Communities Fund...
Jack Knox: At the end of the day, local journalism matters

Jack Knox: At the end of the day, local journalism matters

There’s no substitute for real reporters doing real legwork, producing pieces that don’t get published without passing the scrutiny of a real editor.
The Outsider: There’s never been a better time to buy a bike

The Outsider: There’s never been a better time to buy a bike

'The great pandemic bike boom is officially over.'
Pique's top 10 letters of the month

Pique's top 10 letters of the month

A roundup of Whistler’s best hot takes
Opinion: Whistler ‘orphans’ and the long way home

Opinion: Whistler ‘orphans’ and the long way home

What’s it like to move in the other direction?
Opinion: Canadians aren't opposed to 'progressive punishment' for speeding, unpaid parking tickets

Opinion: Canadians aren't opposed to 'progressive punishment' for speeding, unpaid parking tickets

The concept, as it’s implemented for speeding in Finland, considers the income of the offending driver
Watt's Happening: Elon Musk's plan to achieve a sustainable civilization

Watt's Happening: Elon Musk's plan to achieve a sustainable civilization

The latest IPCC report, just out, has one clear message: to re-stabilize the world’s climate and avert global catastrophe, what has to change? “Everything, everywhere, all at once.
Maxed Out: The Fourth Dimension—Part II

Maxed Out: The Fourth Dimension—Part II

'Whistler has been bleeding market rentals, largely suites, at a pace far exceeding the construction of resident-restricted employee housing...'
Jack Knox: Seeking absolution on Email Debt Forgiveness Day

Jack Knox: Seeking absolution on Email Debt Forgiveness Day

Feeling of failure comes with trying to keep up with a never-ending conveyor belt that spits out emails, texts and voice messages faster than you can read them
Most British Columbians don't oppose the '15-minute city' — even if they don't understand it

Most British Columbians don't oppose the '15-minute city' — even if they don't understand it

Regarded by some as part of an ongoing "war on the car," the concept can be polarizing, and opinions vary across Canada.