10/14/2022
At our last election in 2018 only 32% of all eligible voters actually voted. And 45% of workers in WHISTLER are ineligible to vote.
If you care about affordable housing it’s now more important than ever to get out and vote.
PLEASE VOTE FOR THOSE WHO CAN’T!
October 15 (TOMORROW) Myrtle Philip School Gym 8-8pm. For free shuttles text 6949673420
Link below for candidate info ⬇️
Pique’s 2022 Municipal Election Guide
Hear from Whistler and Pemberton mayoral and council candidates in their own words before voting day
10/06/2022
We have some major challenges ahead of us, not just locally but also globally. We need immediate action and there is no time to waste.
One can stand by watching it happen, or step forward and do something.
The working class is the glue that holds Whistler together. We’ve already lost a large portion of what makes Whistler so special!
Solve the housing crisis and we also fix the staffing shortages that are crippling every sector. Workers are distressed!
Other action items: affordable childcare, healthcare accessibility (especially GP), mental health, affordable senior housing, transit and parking solutions, bear awareness.
Someone needs to step up to encourage transparency and responsible spending; to also hold ourselves to our carbon commitments.
Globally and locally, profound action is needed!
Please make an informed decision and exercise your civic responsibility by voting on October 5 or 8 (Whistler Library), or October 15 (Myrtle Philip School Gymnasium).
Mayoral candidate Marcus Culver sees housing as key to solving many of Whistler’s pressing issues
Environmentalist says addressing ‘housing emergency’ would help ameliorate issues around staffing, transportation, climate and mental health
