There is an ice skating rink at Whistler Olympic Plaza; if you don’t have your skates, you can rent a pair for about $8. While ice skating is allowed on several of the local lak ...

Jack Bright first arrived in the Whistler area with his wife Ann in 1967 as the new ski area manager, responsible for ...

Whether you’re up for a mild hang or a wild hang after you’ve hit the slopes at Whistler Blackcomb, this insider’s guide to ...

Part of what makes Whistler Village such a popular place to visit is the result of its design. The cobblestone streets and gently curving pathways were modelled on French and Swiss alpine villages ...

Whether you’re looking for live music, Guinness on tap or just happen to shine best while wearing copious amounts of green, ...

Set on a wooded coastal site just south of Vancouver, the home evokes the design language of the utopian community with its ...

Whistler is the ultimate ski-in, ski-out pedestrian-friendly village. Depending on what you want to see and where you stay, you should be able to get from point A to point B just by walking or biking.

Your ideal mountain escape is calling! We’ve teamed up with Tourism Whistler to offer one lucky reader an exclusive spring ...

Right in the heart of Whistler Village, you can enjoy the favorite Canadian pastime with gorgeous videos of the mountain and surrounding area lit by twinkly lights for a magical atmosphere. The ...

there’s much more to be seen close up at the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Líḻwat7ul Cultural Centre (SLCC), opened in Whistler’s Upper Village in 2008 as the mountain’s first Indigenous-owned museum ...