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BC Parks tightens day-use pass system after reports of reselling, bot activity (opens the original)
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BC Parks is adjusting its day-use reservation system after reports of free passes being resold and concerns that automated bots were snapping up reservations at some of the province’s busiest parks. Starting Sept. 22, anyone booking a day-use pass will need to create a BC Parks account and verify their identity before making a reservation. The province says the change is intended to strengthen security and ensure passes for Joffre Lakes, Garibaldi, Mount Seymour and Golden Ears provincial parks
Whistler-area FSR camps put housing crisis, enforcement gaps in the spotlight (opens the original)
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Beyond Whistler’s neighbourhoods, forest service roads offer something increasingly difficult to find in the Sea to Sky: a place to stay without sky-high rent. For some, that means a night or two of camping; for others, a vehicle, trailer or tent parked on Crown land has become a much longer-term home. Provincial rules generally limit camping on Crown land to 14 consecutive days in one location. But the Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) estimates roughly 30 vehicles are occupied year-ro
Whistler Blackcomb targets Nov. 20 opening as powerful El Niño looms (opens the original)
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Whistler Blackcomb is targeting Friday, Nov. 20 to kick off its 2026-27 ski and snowboard season amid Vail Resorts' anticipation for an unusually powerful El Niño. Vail Resorts announced the date Aug. 18, while cautioning opening plans remain dependent on weather and conditions. The company has Whistler opening alongside Park City, Heavenly and Northstar, after earlier starts at several Colorado resorts. “Our teams are hard at work preparing for the season ahead, and we’re excited to introduce a
‘This will be a doozy’: Researcher warns strong El Niño could bring difficult Whistler winter (opens the original)
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Whistler could be headed for an unusually warm, rain-affected ski season as a rapidly strengthening El Niño takes hold in the Pacific. Michael Pidwirny, an associate professor of environmental science at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus, said the developing weather pattern could redirect storms away from southern B.C. while increasing the risk of warm-air inversions and rain at coastal resorts. “This El Niño coming up, this will be a doozy for Whistler,” he said. “Their big p
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