Find sweaters year-round, plus accessories galore at Amos & Andes, The Whistler Sweater Shop; take home a stunning hardcover art book from…

Indigenous women have long been the keepers of stories and cultural practices in their communities through beautiful weavings, beadwork, dances, and song.

Whistler Traveller turns 15 this year, and this issue is our 31st edition! We would like to thank everyone for their support, and we look forward to many future issues.

When it comes to summertime getaways, Whistler represents a true convergence: stunning alpine scenery, pristine lakes, world-class trails, varied and vibrant dining options,

While some say summertime is the best time in Whistler — and if you’re here, you may have an opinion about that! — wintertime activities and ambiance undoubtedly put the resort on the worldwide map.

In 1914, when the only way to get to Whistler was via horse and cart on a dirt road, two settlers realized what an idyllic place it would be for a summer fishing lodge. They admired the sparkling lakes framed by snow-capped mountains, breathed in the scent of blooming wildflowers and listened to the sounds of hummingbirds as rainbow trout nibbled at their fishing lines.

From art and dining to shopping and exploring historic neighbourhoods, there is something for everyone in Vancouver, the largest Canadian urban area west of Toronto and the country’s West Coast hub. If you only have a couple of days to explore Vancouver, deciding what to do and see in one of the world’s most beautiful cities will depend not only on what strikes your fancy, but on when you visit.

The laid-back community of Pemberton has a few things in common with…

For untold millennia, the Squamish (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh) people have regarded the region around Howe Sound, their ancestral homeland, as a special place — replete with jaw-dropping beauty and sacred landmarks.

Responsible travel asks us to be mindful of our impact. Being more aware of our effect means we can ensure it’s positive.