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Nov 28 - Dec 4, 2019

Cover illustration by Jon Parris
Guardians of the Mountains For many of Whistler's first responders, saving lives is a family affair. Feature story by Alison Taylor

Issue Archive for Nov 28 - Dec 4, 2019 Vol. 26, No. 48

Guardians of the Mountains

Digital Edition

File Photo By Braden Dupuis

Council preview for Tuesday, Dec. 3

First look: Budget guidelines to be presented; public hearing for WB staff housing

by Braden Dupuis | Dec 2, 2019
Photo By Mallory Lakins

Naturespeak: Best of both worlds—deciduous conifers

by Mallory Lakins | Nov 30, 2019
Photo By Braden Dupuis

Whistler's winter programming kicks off today

Skating at Olympic Plaza, Family Après, holiday season events on tap

by Braden Dupuis | Nov 29, 2019
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'If I think about all of the amazing things, it just takes a little bit of the sting away'

Sea to Sky local remembers community's support one year after fatal accident

by Megan Lalonde | Dec 4, 2019
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Man follows Whistler woman, tries to force his way into home, police say

Police Briefs: Search still on for missing Calgary man; Village Stroll break-in suspect at large

by Brandon Barrett | Dec 4, 2019
Photo By Brandon Barrett

Starbucks closure adds another vacancy to Whistler's Village Common

Business sector says rental rates don't reflect foot traffic in area

by Brandon Barrett | Nov 28, 2019
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Whistler ranks 17th in impaired driving offences nationwide

Maclean's ranked Whistler No. 1, but didn't factor in visitor, seasonal population

by Brandon Barrett | Dec 4, 2019
Photo By Braden Dupuis

How will Whistler's proposed budget affect you next year?

Residents have until Dec. 3 to submit comments

by Braden Dupuis | Nov 28, 2019
Photo By Braden Dupuis

Whistler's Gateway Loop at centre of ongoing lawsuit

Contractor's alleged lack of payment kicks off series of claims

by Braden Dupuis | Nov 29, 2019
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Whistler girl's legacy of love lives on

Do It For the Love foundation raises half a million dollars 18 months after Mischa Arnott's passing

by Alison Taylor | Nov 30, 2019
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Local cancer charity set to expand thanks to donation

Families Fighting Cancer will now offer support to wider segment of Sea to Sky population

by Joel Barde | Dec 2, 2019
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LETTER: For the week of Nov. 28

| Dec 2, 2019
Squamish may need an extra $1.38 million in taxes for 2020

District also considers setting aside money for new staff positions

by Steven Chua / Squamish Chief | Dec 4, 2019
Photo By Diane Strandberg/the Tri-city News File Photo

Six bears euthanized in the same PoCo neighbourhood last week

Conservation officers say the two families — including four first-year cubs — were destroyed because of access to human food sources

by Janis Cleugh and Diane Strandberg / Tri-City News | Dec 4, 2019
Grocery costs to rise nearly $500 for average Canadian family in 2020

by Aleksandra Sagan / The Canadian Press | Dec 4, 2019
B.C. Government releases camping gift cards and improvements to reservation system

by Bob Kronbauer / Vancouver is Awesome | Dec 4, 2019
B.C. firefighters head Down Under to help battle extreme wildfire season

by Elisia Seeber / Vancouver is Awesome | Dec 3, 2019
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Here's what you need to do if you want to cut down a Christmas tree in B.C.

by Elisia Seeber / Vancouver is Awesome | Dec 3, 2019
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Sea to Sky Christmas tree cutting permits available

Permits must be carried when tree hunting

by Squamish Chief Staff | Dec 3, 2019
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B.C. forest industry facing uncertain future as mills close across the province

'It's going to be a very bleak winter,' says BC Liberal forestry critic

by Dirk Meissner / The Canadian Press | Dec 2, 2019
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Vallea Lumina: Whistler's enchanted forest

by Amanda Stutt / North Shore News | Dec 2, 2019
Photo By Glen Korstrom

Harbour Air to test-fly 'world's first fully electric commercial aircraft' this month

The Beaver seaplane retrofitted with a 750 horsepower all-electric magni500 propulsion system

by Glen Korstrom / Business in Vancouver | Dec 2, 2019
HIV rate continues decline to record low in British Columbia

by The Canadian Press | Dec 2, 2019
Photograph By Skynesher/istock

British Columbians support mobile phone ban in classrooms

by Mario Canseco / Glacier Media | Dec 2, 2019
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B.C. tour company ordered to pay $35K for using bait to attract bears

COS says it's the highest fine ever imposed by a B.C. court for such an offence

by The Canadian Press | Nov 29, 2019
Photo Courtesy Of B.c. Government

You can use this interactive map to see how much snow is falling in B.C.

B.C. Government tool allows users to find out how much snow an area has received historically and in near real time

by Elisia Seeber / Vancouver is Awesome | Dec 3, 2019
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British Columbians support mobile phone ban in classrooms

by By Mario Bartel | Nov 30, 2019
This is how to avoid shopping scams on social media: BBB

by Gary McKenna / Tri-City News | Nov 30, 2019
B.C. Santa fired for naughty photos has new gigs

by Chelsea Powrie / Castanet | Nov 30, 2019
Photo Courtesy Of Calgary Police Service

Burnt-out vehicle found outside Pemberton may belong to missing Calgary man

Marshal Iwaasa, 26, has not been seen or heard from since Nov. 17

by Brandon Barrett | Nov 28, 2019
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Backcountry BC pushing for uphill skiing corridor on Blackcomb Mountain

President of organization planning a protest trip to Whistler

by Joel Barde | Dec 1, 2019
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This Whistler grassroots movement has collected tons of garbage along Highway 99

Organizer Yoann Barelli hopes to take the idea global

by Joel Barde | Nov 29, 2019

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by Glacier Media | Nov 28, 2019