When you think of Whistler, images of majestic mountains covered in deep, fresh powder and an endless variety of runs carved by skiers and snowboarders from all over the world are instantly conjured up in your mind’s eye. Oh, but Canada’s favourite outdoor recreation mecca off

The roots of northern B.C. artist Dempsey Bob’s artistic practice can be traced back through time to the stories of his Tahltan-Tlingit ancestors. Oral histories, legends, songs and dances he experienced in his childhood informed Bob since he began carving in the late 1960s.

A floor-to-ceiling black and white photograph of a man in a flannel shirt greets visitors to the Audain Art Museum’s ground-breaking exhibition Riopelle: The Call of Northern Landscapes and Indigenous Cultures. The man leans against the

Whistler truly has something for everyone — terrific outdoor adventures, world-leading attractions such as the Peak 2 Peak Gondola, varied and vibrant dining and nightlife offerings, incredible artistic and cultural events… and

Michael Janyk meets every qualification to be crowned a local hero. The 39-year-old Whistlerite is a three-time Olympian, coach, B.C. Ski Team consultant, former program director for the Grouse Mountain Tyee Ski Club, and co-founder of the Mike and Manny Foundation (mikeandmanny.com),

Whistler’s spectacular scenery is the backdrop for an exceptional variety of activities. So, why don’t you try some of these unforgettable Whistler experiences this season? Experience the coolest activity in Whistler as you cozy up and taste some vodka in Bearfoot Bistro’s Ketel One Ice Room; slide like an Olympian and experience the thrill of bobsleigh and skeleton at the Whistler Sliding Centre; go Nordic at night and cross-country ski or snowshoe at the Whistler Olympic Park; take in a comedy show and Laugh Out LIVE at the Maury Young Arts Centre.

Giving you the inside information on what’s happening, what’s fun and what’s new in Whistler. Find out more about the Nordic events at Whistler Olympic Park this season and what’s coming in 2023; we mark the 25th anniversary of the purchase of Whistler Mountain; learn why that snowcat on Whistler Mountain is colourfully dressed in plaid; discover our local animal, the Ptarmigan.

Giving you the inside information on what’s happening, what’s fun and what’s new in Whistler. Find out more about prioritized visitor education; learn the etiquette of dog-friendly Whistler; read more about the Skwxú7mesh language and understanding the signs along Highway 99; get more information on the e-bike evolution and where you can ride them around Whistler.

Whistler’s spectacular scenery is the backdrop for an exceptional variety of activities. So, why don’t you try some of these unforgettable Whistler experiences this season? Take a bucket list, heli-ice cave tour with No Limits Heli Adventures and enjoy lunch by the Bearfoot Bistro; experience a flight on Ziptrek’s Sasquatch line; perhaps a much-needed stress leave at Scandinave Spa; connect with local art and culture with a Whistler Cultural Pass to the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre and the Audain Art Museum.

Dave Clark is all about building community — whether it’s working with friends and neighbours to organize a charitable event, bringing runners together to enjoy a jaunt amidst Whistler’s jaw-dropping scenery or ensuring much-needed community services have the financial support they need to thrive,