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- Being sober-curious People are re-visiting their relationship with alcohol in a trend that sees lifestyle choices reimagined. Feature story by Cathy Goddard
- Issue of
- May 30 - Jun 5, 2019
- Vol. 26, No. 22
- Being sober-curious
News
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- Whistler
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Possible grizzly sighting on Rainbow Lake trail
Conservation Officer Service received report on May 31
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- Whistler
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Who won the Whistler Half Marathon?
Results are in for Saturday morning race
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- Whistler
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Backcountry safety organization redoubles efforts to reach ESL communities
Ron Lam recently presented to 70 Cantonese speakers in Burnaby mall
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- Whistler
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Pemberton commuters get some relief
New 99 Pemberton Commuter run offers needed public transportation option, says VOP Mayor
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- Whistler
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Whistler's Temporary Foreign Worker Program policy adopted at BC Chamber AGM
Delegates adopt 66 policies, with an increasing environmental focus
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- Whistler
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Cheakamus Phase 2 gets funds for planning
Council briefs: Strategic Planning Committee terms of reference endorsed; Compost contract awarded
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- Whistler
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Resort Municipality of Whistler bylaws 'reasonable,' Supreme Court judge rules
Tourist accommodation bylaws not outside local authority, judgment says
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- Whistler
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PTSD memorial slated for Saturday, June 1
Event to double as fundraiser for Camp My Way
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- Whistler
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Where to go in Whistler to watch the Raptors game tonight
From happy hour to hot dogs, here's how Whistler bars will be cheering on Canada's team
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- Sea to Sky
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Transport key to Sea to Sky trauma patients
Vancouver Coastal Health trauma doc gives overview of corridor service in talk to Rotary Club
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- Regional
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Squamish daycare closing due to lack of staff
Bee Haven Childcare to shut on July 31
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- Regional
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Canada needs to triple ocean protection to protect habitats: report
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society says more work to be done as Canada gets ready to mark World Oceans Day June 8
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- Regional
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B.C. premier promises action after release of missing women inquiry report
John Horgan said the B.C. government is committed to learning from the stories, taking action and enacting change
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- Regional
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Sunny Chibas opening at the former Mag's Hwy 99 location
The new restaurant, headed by former Mag's employees, will open on July 1
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- Regional
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Motorcyclist dies in Highway 99 crash
Death of 50-year-old Lower Mainland man still being investigated
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- Regional
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Dead grey whale found in Boundary Bay
Whale being towed by Coast Guard to Sea Island for necropsy on Thursday
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- Regional
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B.C. will send 120 more firefighters to Alberta and the Yukon this week
The service says 137 people, including 116 firefighters, will be deployed in Alberta for up to 19 days
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- Regional
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Coquitlam SAR rescue solo hiker near Buntzen Lake
A solo hiker in his late 20s was walked to safety before midnight on Friday night
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- Regional
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Explained: Why the MMIWG commission invoked 'Canadian genocide'
Conclusion has proven contentious
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- Regional
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Squamish’s Mag's 99 highway location closes
New location and food truck to be launched soon, says owner
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- Regional
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Britannia temporary work camp again draws contentious debate
Many who attended public information session opposed camp south of Squamish
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- Regional
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CRA pursues real estate tax cheats to the tune of $1 billion
More than $422 million from B.C. alone; even tougher crackdown to come
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- Environment
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Grizzly plan review reveals unanswered, and unasked, questions
RMOW's alpine trail planning studies miss the mark on grizzly conservation, expert says
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- Tourism
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Federal Tourism Growth Strategy receives high praise
Increased funding, investment strategies and collaboration at heart of strategy
A&E
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- Music
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Ocean Alley gets busy
Australian psych-rock band sells out two-night run at the GLC June 1 and 2
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- Music
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Cat Madden releases stark video for sprawling single 'Thank God'
Pemberton-based Prime Vision helped craft in-depth clip
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- Arts
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Celebrating Whistler's diversity
Whistler Multicultural Festival returns on Friday, June 7 at Whistler Public Library
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- Arts
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Arts Whistler fares well in year with 'unique challenge'
Organization reviews accomplishments of 2018 at AGM
Food & Drink
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- Epicurious
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Could rice straws kick single-use plastic products to the curb for good?
Whistler's Nita Lake Lodge, Juice Nation offering Rice Straw Technologies' new, eco-friendly sipping solution
Opinion
Sports
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- Upcoming
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Riding the Silk Road
Rossland's Dr. Brenda Trenholme to speak about five-month ride at Whistler Public Library
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- Upcoming
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Quick comeback
Local runner Elizabeth Boylan racing Whistler Half Marathon months after heart surgery
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- Upcoming
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Mountain Bike Tourism Symposium coming
Organizer thrilled to bring event to sport's 'flagship'
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- Results
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Whistler Half Marathon hits its stride in ninth year
Return runners dominate the podium of June 1 races
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- Results
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Looney tops women's event at final Nimby Fifty
Sports briefs: Sea Wolves hold home meet; Axemen win
Features & Images
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- Feature Story
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Being Sober-curious
People are re-visiting their relationship with alcohol in a trend that sees lifestyle choices reimagined
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- Travel
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Italy at 18
Exploring Venice, hiking in Capri, biking along the Appian Way and gelato every day
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October 20, 2019, 12:55 PM
Whistler talks about belonging
Whistler Community Foundation Vital Café asks residents how community can best foster a sense of belonging More...
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October 20, 2019, 12:51 PM
B.C. government working to change cannabis retail rules
B.C.'s solicitor general is looking to broaden what stores can sell, and to allow growers to sell direct to consumers More...
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October 20, 2019, 11:41 AM
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May holds rallies in all three North Shore ridings
Greens should play 'positive and constructive role' in potential minority government, May says More...
