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ICYMI: Whistler hosts first Ski and Snowboard Fest Rail Jam

Johnny Aether crowned as S2 speed skiing world champ; no added parking for Pemberton apartments.

Whistler Community Foundation gives $219K to local charity programs

The WCF celebrates 25 years of charity donations in 2024, with more than $4.45M donated over the years

Whistler non-profits to benefit from new RMOW agreement

The municipality signed value-in-kind lease agreements with four groups that bring value to Whistler

Whistler allocates $1.2M in Fee For Service funds

Five local non-profits will benefit from a 5% boost in municipal funding

What are zebra and quagga mussels, and why are they a problem?

The Sea to Sky Invasive Species Council resumed invasive mussels monitoring in Whistler's Alta Lake in summer 2023, to prevent an invasion from taking hold

Range Rover: Banishing burdock

Range Rover: Banishing burdock

Whistler Community Foundation announces $156K in grants

Local foundation has doled out more than $1.65M over past two decades

Volunteers remove invasive species at Earth Day event

Squamish organizations helped volunteers identify and remove invasive species at Rose Park as part of an Earth Day event.

B.C. conservation group warns of goldfish invasion in Kelowna pond

The province says pet owners have been intentionally releasing goldfish into local water bodies in Kelowna B.C., which could endanger fish habitats. The invasive species can rapidly reproduce even under extreme conditions.