Whistler is the ultimate ski-in, ski-out pedestrian-friendly village. Depending on what you want to see and where you stay, you should be able to get from point A to point B just by walking or biking.

Surprisingly more than we thought we could. When your toddler has finished exploring his new digs, head on down to Whistler Village to check out all of the kid-friendly (and free!) activities.

Part of what makes Whistler Village such a popular place to visit is the result of its design. The cobblestone streets and gently curving pathways were modelled on French and Swiss alpine villages ...

Bearfoot Bistro will host The Magic of Maple, a Sugar Shack-themed dinner event inspired by Canada’s defining ingredient, ...

Locals know him as a World Cup slopestyle athlete, a skateboarding aficionado and a member of prolific winter sports ...

The adventure doesn’t stop after the last run. Whistler Village, the beating heart of the resort, is a celebration of mountain culture and après energy, with an up-for-anything attitude where ...

How the worst travel day of my career turned outMoscow. May of 1971. I went on to enjoy every day of my eventual career in travel. But I never forgot this worst travel day of... Getting your share ...

The village's flagship resort ... This is a grand and busy property, and the largest lodging in Whistler. It is the recipient of a constant onslaught of awards, domestic and international ...

Whistler, home to North America’s largest ski resort, is legendary for its winter thrills. The destination also makes for a heart-racing getaway beyond schussing the slopes: It’s been endorsed ...

The American-born artist, James McNeill Whistler (1834 - 1903) dominated the late 19th century art world. The University of Glasgow houses the world's largest public display of Whistler's art.