Whether it’s by attending a Council meeting, filling out a survey, subscribing to our newsletter, or listening to The Whistler Podcast, there are many ways to learn about what’s happening at the RMOW, and make your voice heard.
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The Whistler Podcast
As part of our and Mayor Crompton’s broader work toward enriching the community fabric and community building in Whistler, The Whistler Podcast provides a channel to connect with Whistler residents to discuss topics of municipal and community interest.
We’d like to hear from you!
Do you have a topic that you would like to have discussed on The Whistler Podcast? Or feedback about a recent episode? We’d like to hear from you! Share your ideas and feedback on our Facebook page. Like and follow us: @RMOWhistler.
Our Engagement Principles
We seek to strengthen community connection and resilience by hosting conversations that matter, and draw on Whistler’s collective know-how to help inform decisions that consider the past, present and future.
Host and connect
- We extend invitations and see ourselves as hosts, and connectors of people and ideas.
- We set aside strict formality and unchanging methods of engagement.
Listen with curiosity
- We prioritize “pulling in information”, respecting collective experience and know how, dialogue and asking good questions.
- We set aside judgement and being right.
Bravery and belief
- We have the courage to try new things and believe that most people are well intentioned.
- We set aside avoidance.
Create choice and agency
- We give citizens choice on when and how they want to participate and ensure they know how their feedback informs the decision-making process.
- We set aside a “one size fits all” approach.
Actively seek a diversity of input
- We work with community partners to bring diverse voices into our process early and host them safely.
- We set aside relying on just the people who show up.
Use the right size of process, with the right people at the right time
- We follow the IAP2 core values and use time and resources wisely to collaborate and plan.
- We set aside feeding into a cycle of hope and then cynicism by mismatching the process to the decision at hand.