Charcuterie boards, with their artful array of cured meats, artisan cheeses and assorted accoutrements, are a contemporary twist on a centuries-old indulgence. Always a tastemaker, Whistler has wholeheartedly embraced this European-inspired sharing plate and there are plenty of eateries that take great pride in their charcuterie offerings. Though meat and cheese arrangements are popular in…
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Teachings from Nch’kay’: The Story Behind the Most Notable Peak in Garibaldi Provincial Park
Although B.C.’s Garibaldi Provincial Park is nearly a century old, the land has been a beacon of human resilience for millennia. Indigenous teachings about its most prominent peak reveal striking parallels to modern challenges. And for some, the protection and preservation of this land is a generational task. Overlooking Howe Sound and the lower Squamish Valley, the…
How to Do Biathlon in Whistler
It’s not every day one gets to combine skiing with shooting a 0.22-calibre Russian rifle. If this sounds like your kind of adventure, try the biathlon experience at Whistler Olympic Park, where you can walk (or, in this case, ski) in the tracks of Olympians and mythological snow gods alike. What Is Biathlon? Imagine racing around a…
