Public skating at Meadow Park Sports Centre is cancelled today, Thursday October 18
FortisBC asks customers to conserve natural gas following pipeline incident - turn down gas thermostats and reduce non-essential natural gas use.
Trail closures - Skywalk, Kevin’s Homerun, Screaming Cat Lake and Upper 19 Mile Creek trails closed. Grizzly bear in the area.
Highway 99 - Temporary lane closures on Highway 99 and a full closure of the Millar Creek Trail will occur until November for FortisBC works.
Know before you go - Visit Drive BC or listen to 102.1 Mountain FM for driving conditions & Highway 99 updates

Waste Management and Reduction

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Whistler has a mission to achieve zero waste.

As a community with strong sustainability goals, local organizations and the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) have been working together to improve the ways in which waste material is managed. In 2017, the RMOW Solid Waste Bylaw came into effect, requiring all properties to separate recyclable and organic material from garbage to landfill.

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