Opinion

Where was the fundraising? In the most recent Pique (June 21), in an article regarding RMOW spending, (Whistler's Chief Administrative Officer) Mike Furey was quoted (as saying) " ...

" A place where community thrives, nature is protected and guests are inspired.

British Columbia is doing something new. Something every other province and territory has already engaged in—drawing up endangered species legislation. Coincidentally, B.C.

Over the last few months, I've had two very-athletic skier friends explain to me why they don't enjoy mountain biking. "It's too stressful," was the explanation I received. And I get it, sort of.

A salute to Lillooet firefighters Three weeks ago, a fire started down at the railroad tracks at Xusum Creek, and raced up the mountain side, right through the woods beside our homes at McGillivray Falls.

It's not news that there is a housing crisis and resulting staff shortage in the resort.

The carbon bubble will burst with or without government action, according to a new study. That will hurt people who invest in fossil fuels.

The message came in late—could I help out guiding a nature walk the next day? Of course you can, people I know would snicker. But then, they really don't know me.

It's #TravelTuesday! I know this because it's an Instagram thing I sometimes engage in. Being a travel writer and all, I have an archive worth of imagery to share that a lifetime of Throwback Thursdays (#tbt) can't accommodate.

Mountain culture preaches that wealth and possessions should be secondary to lifestyle. "Give me experiences, not things" and all that.