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Feds announce $416K top-up for Whistler housing fund

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By Braden Dupuis Verified
| Pique NewsMagazine Verified
Whistler will receive an additional $416,000 through the federal Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF), the government announced in a release on July 24. The new contribution brings Whistler's total to about $3 million, following a $2.5 million grant in 2025. The money will be used to replace Whistler's zoning and parking bylaw, "which has become increasingly complex and difficult to navigate," the release said.
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Opinion: Empire of dirt

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By Braden Dupuis Verified
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Dirt is afunny thing to celebrate. At least on the surface. And yet, this week, Whistler will once again welcome the world as tens of thousands descend on the resort for the biggest, dirtiest party of the summer in Crankworx Whistler. Spectators will line the courses to watch the world’s best riders launch themselves over towering jumps, carve impossibly fast corners and, inevitably, finish the day caked in dust. It’s grandma’s worst nightmare—and all part of the appeal.
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Video: Baby bear lost in Whistler reunited with mom, COS says

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By Braden Dupuis Verified
| Sechelt / Gibsons Coast Reporter Verified
A baby bear spotted roaming amongst Whistler tourists recently has been reunited with its mom, according to the BC Conservation Officer Service (COS). The cub is seen crossing the Fitzsimmons Bridge in a video posted to Facebook this week by Whistler resident Zaldy de Guzman, startling tourists and garnering lots of attention.
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