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Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) The official page of the Resort Municipality of Whistler. Whistler was the proud Host Mountain Resort for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) is Whistler’s local government led by an elected council and administered by an executive team and staff on behalf of 10,447 residents and 2.7 million annual visitors. The RMOW manages municipal planning and development, park and Village operations, sports facilities and recreation, public utilities and environmental services, bylaws and enforcement, fire rescue, fiscal planning and financial services, legislative services, human resources, communications and Whistler’s Official Community Plan. The RMOW collaborates with in-resort and external partners to create visitor experiences and enrich community life. Our Vision - Whistler: A place where our community thrives, nature is protected and guests are inspired.

The Chief Election Officer has confirmed the official Local Government General Election results for the 2026–2030 term.T...
10/21/2026

The Chief Election Officer has confirmed the official Local Government General Election results for the 2026–2030 term.

The new Council will be sworn in at their Inaugural Meeting on November 3, 2026.

As the weather cools and life slows down a little, it's the perfect time to learn something new, connect with others and...
10/20/2026

As the weather cools and life slows down a little, it's the perfect time to learn something new, connect with others and explore what the Whistler Public Library has to offer. πŸ‚

October is Canadian Library Month, and the library has a full lineup of adult programs this fall, including author talks, live music, technology workshops, book clubs and games nights. πŸ“š

Read more ➑️ https://bit.ly/487knUk

πŸ“·: Justa Jeskova

Our Garage of the Central Services department is hiring!We are looking for a Trades I - Mechanic to join the team.πŸ’Ό CUPE...
10/19/2026

Our Garage of the Central Services department is hiring!

We are looking for a Trades I - Mechanic to join the team.

πŸ’Ό CUPE Temporary
πŸ’° Starting wage of $42.86 an hour

Learn more and apply today: whistler.ca/careers

πŸ“·: Mike Crane

Whistler Weekly Updates β€” Week of October 19Full details at https://bit.ly/3VPFA2rπ—™π—”π—–π—œπ—Ÿπ—œπ—§π—œπ—˜π—¦ 𝗔𝗑𝗗 π—₯π—˜π—–π—₯π—˜π—”π—§π—œπ—’π—‘Meadow Park S...
10/18/2026

Whistler Weekly Updates β€” Week of October 19
Full details at https://bit.ly/3VPFA2r

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Meadow Park Sports Centre pool area closed for a swim meet from 12 to 7 p.m. Saturday, October 24: The leisure pool will remain closed after the meet as per our regular schedule.

Early bird Nordic passes are on sale: Purchase your pass at the early bird rate until November 16.

Millars Pond tennis court reconstruction underway: Work will continue until spring 2027.

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Planning a Halloween fireworks display or a campfire?: Request your permit.

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Bear advisory at Lakeside Park: A food-conditioned black bear has recently been reported. Help keep bears wild by securing food and scented items, disposing of waste properly, and using bear-proof bins.

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Whistler Transit is free on October 17 and 24 for the local and provincial election: The buses are on the fall schedule.

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Kadenwood (Creekside in the Whistler Blackcomb tenure area): Continues until late October.

Highway 99: Work being done on the east side between Bayshores and Spring Creek through October.

πŸ“·: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova

The 2026 Unofficial Municipal election results have been announced. MayorJack Crompton CouncillorsRobin BrownArthur De J...
10/18/2026

The 2026 Unofficial Municipal election results have been announced.

Mayor
Jack Crompton

Councillors
Robin Brown
Arthur De Jong
Jen Ford
Cathy Jewett
Mandy Rousseau
Claire Ruddy

School Board Trustees
Susan Hamersley
Cynthia Higgins

Learn more at whistler.ca

Today is election day. πŸ—³οΈThank you to everyone for taking the time to vote. Let’s reach 40 per cent voter turnout in the...
10/17/2026

Today is election day. πŸ—³οΈ

Thank you to everyone for taking the time to vote. Let’s reach 40 per cent voter turnout in the 2026 municipal election!

Election day takes place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 17 at Myrtle Philip Community School.

Every voice matters. Every voice helps shape Whistler's future.

πŸ“Έ Ben Girardi

Fifteen years ago, Ben Smith moved to Whistler to give his four children the opportunity to grow up surrounded by mounta...
10/16/2026

Fifteen years ago, Ben Smith moved to Whistler to give his four children the opportunity to grow up surrounded by mountains and nature. Today, those children are adults who still call Whistler home.

As a second homeowner and Board Member at the Audain Art Museum, Ben continues to contribute to the community's cultural life and future.

"It's the level of government that knows, and is most concerned about, the spaces closest to home."

This post is part of our "Whistler Votes: Stories from the Community" series, featuring residents sharing why participating in local elections matters to them.

Did you know? Property owners who don't live in Whistler full-time may still be eligible to vote as a Non-Resident Property Elector.

Read more stories, learn about voter eligibility, voting options and key dates: https://bit.ly/4ys9nMQ

πŸ“·: Ben Girardi

Olympic gold and silver medallist Kelsey Rey has called Whistler home since 2014. Today, she's a physiotherapist, raisin...
10/14/2026

Olympic gold and silver medallist Kelsey Rey has called Whistler home since 2014. Today, she's a physiotherapist, raising her family in the community she loves.

Like many local families, Kelsey is thinking about issues that affect everyday life in Whistler.

"We can't lose sight of the local people who are at the heart of our community."

For Kelsey, voting is the best way to support leaders who represent the issues and values that matter most.

"Voting is the best way to get behind who you believe represents your concerns and values, so your voice can be heard at the table."

This post is part of our "Whistler Votes: Stories from the Community" series, featuring residents sharing why participating in local elections matters to them.

Read more stories, learn about voter eligibility, voting options and key dates: https://bit.ly/4ys9nMQ

πŸ“·: Ben Girardi

From sun, sand and grass to snow, slush and salt. πŸ‚ ➑️ ❄️Whistler's seasonal shift to winter operations is underway. Beg...
10/13/2026

From sun, sand and grass to snow, slush and salt. πŸ‚ ➑️ ❄️

Whistler's seasonal shift to winter operations is underway. Beginning today, crews will prepare community amenities for winter, including seasonal closures and service adjustments across parks and public spaces.

What's next for the Bayly Park skate feature? πŸ›Ή

The pilot project has seen strong use since opening. Future discussions about the feature will be considered through a broader Bayly Park planning process.

Learn more in our blog: https://bit.ly/47QGQ7Y

πŸ“Έ Justa Jeskova, Kevin Sibbald

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