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The Whistler Museum operates within the shared unceded territory of the Líl̓wat Nation and the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Nation.

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From swimming docks on Alta Lake to trails, parks, and community gathering places, the Rotary Clubs of Whistler have played an important role in developing Whistler’s public spaces for nearly 50 years. Each year on November 11 the Whistler community comes together to remember and honour Canada's veterans. The ceremony will start at 10:40am at the Cenotaph in Whistler Olympic Plaza. Tony Curtis standing outside The Plaza Galleries, where his artwork was exhibited in July of 1996 (Makarewicz collection). Karen Kögler was an avid rock climber and outdoorswoman, who documented her adventures through photographs, climbing log books, and self-reflections. View of Whistler Valley during the construction of Whistler Village c. 1980. Need a last minute costume for Halloween? Here are a few options from 1986 (Whistler Question Collection). 1956 was the year that a T33 military jet mysteriously disappeared over the Callaghan Valley area. In the late 1990s, Whistler took an important step toward managing human-bear interactions by implementing bear proof bins. Read the story in our latest blog post. Link in bio. Did anyone read the Town Crier back in 1994?

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