Catch up on the latest community news from Whistler BC, Canada.
Free Victoria Day and Thanksgiving transit, more Route 10 buses and a payment option expansion
Council hears Transit ridership rebounds to pre-pandemic numbers Whistler’s free weekend and holiday summer transit program will include the Victoria Day and Thanksgiving weekends, and
Whistler Summer Concert Series
Whistler Summer Concert Series line-up for 2023 revealed Music in the mountains returns to Whistler Olympic Plaza with summer of free open-air music experiences Free
Whistler Public Library launches the Wonder LabÂ
Community innovation hub and learning center for all ages offers free access to technology Whistler Public Library welcomes the community into an exciting new community
Public engagement results for Meadow Park shared with Council
Focus on improving the spray park, fencing an off-leash dog area, preserving open space and considering future sports facilities Feedback on the future of Meadow Park has the
General Managers join RMOW as new division launches to put Whistler residents’ voice front and centre
Former Mayor of Squamish, Karen Elliott, and sustainable community director, Dale Mikkelsen, tapped to lead new divisions in organizational redesign The Resort Municipality of Whistler
Year-round pay parking coming to Day Lots 4 and 5 to support Whistler’s Big Moves climate action goals
Monthly resident and employee parking pass reduced to $25 per month Starting April 15, year-round user-pay parking will be in effect in Day Lots 4
Resort Municipality of Whistler targets meaningful Climate Action with strategy to balance growth
Bylaw amendment aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve affordable transportation The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) has implemented a new approach to parking
B.C. Growing Communities Fund invests $4,962,000 in the Resort Municipality of Whistler
Funding to support community services and amenities The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is receiving $4,962,000 from the provincial government’s B.C. Growing Communities Fund. The
Initial financing secure for Cheakamus Crossing Phase 2 employee housing
Photo: 1340 Mount Fee Road – existing building located on Lot 1 in Cheakamus Crossing Phase 2. Funded by River Run open market lots and
Council told Greenhouse Gas targets a challenge requiring guidance
Report shares progress and challenges in reaching climate goals, including transit initiatives, active transportation highlights, RMOW fleet improvements and wildfire protection The 2022 third and
Council sets strategic priorities through 2026
Focus areas identified through community input, leadership discussion and staff initiatives Housing, climate action, community engagement and smart tourism will be the focus of this
Whistler Transit switches to late winter service levels come February
In February, the Whistler Transit System will switch to a modified Late Winter Plus schedule to provide consistency through this season’s labour shortage. Whistler’s transit system is
