Council Watch: Whistler Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/council-watch-whistler Council meetings shape your rent, your commute and the future of your town, but who has hours to watch them? Council Watch Whistler does it for you. Each episode, two AI hosts walk you through what the Resort Municipality of Whistler council discussed and decided, in plain language and in about 15 minutes (on average - may be shorter or longer, depending on the meeting!). You'll hear about housing, development, budgets and what's coming up next. It's fair, non-partisan, offering context notes, with corrections made openly. Subscribe and know what's happening in Whistler before it happens to you. Copyright 2026 Council Watch Media 7446e4aa-ad75-5cfa-a51d-e8c1494befb1 yes en Thu, 29 Oct 2026 10:10:32 -0700 Thu, 29 Oct 2026 10:11:52 -0700 https://img.transistorcdn.com/sZKUld29V93sIXiBYzN6wqZOrDOqnT4FQvut_Zv2cvU/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS80MDhi/NzNjM2E5NTA3NTdi/NTU0NzUzNWZlZWEx/ZTVhZS5qcGc.jpg Council Watch: Whistler episodic Council Watch Council meetings shape your rent, your commute and the future of your town, but who has hours to watch them? Council Watch Whistler does it for you. Each episode, two AI hosts walk you through what the Resort Municipality of Whistler council discussed and decided, in plain language and in about 15 minutes (on average - may be shorter or longer, depending on the meeting!). You'll hear about housing, development, budgets and what's coming up next. It's fair, non-partisan, offering context notes, with corrections made openly. Subscribe and know what's happening in Whistler before it happens to you. Council meetings shape your rent, your commute and the future of your town, but who has hours to watch them. Whistler, Whistler council, Resort Municipality of Whistler, RMOW, Whistler news, Sea to Sky, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs Council Watch Media No No Jun 23: Lot 6 housing next steps, council pay review, budget amendment Jun 23: Lot 6 housing next steps, council pay review, budget amendment full cb4dd6f2-a8ee-4256-9eff-e4c4d1da152e https://share.transistor.fm/s/1a8d1beb Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Regular Council meeting of June 23, 2026: next steps for Lot 6, the last parcel at Cheakamus Crossing; a councillor pay adjustment for the next term; a $1.858 million amendment to the five-year financial plan, including more for the RCMP building project; and an update on tourist accommodation licensing since the province's 2024 short-term rental changes.

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]]> Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Regular Council meeting of June 23, 2026: next steps for Lot 6, the last parcel at Cheakamus Crossing; a councillor pay adjustment for the next term; a $1.858 million amendment to the five-year financial plan, including more for the RCMP building project; and an update on tourist accommodation licensing since the province's 2024 short-term rental changes.

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]]> Thu, 29 Oct 2026 10:10:32 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 858 Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Regular Council meeting of June 23, 2026: next steps for Lot 6, the last parcel at Cheakamus Crossing; a councillor pay adjustment for the next term; a $1.858 million amendment Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Regular Council meeting of June 23, 2026: next steps for Lot 6, the last parcel at Cheakamus Crossing; a councillor pay adjustment for the next term; a $1.858 million amendment Whistler, Whistler council, Resort Municipality of Whistler, RMOW, Whistler news, Sea to Sky, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Jul 14: MLA on highway closures and camping, fee-for-service reports Jul 14: MLA on highway closures and camping, fee-for-service reports full da2e64b8-a9b6-4665-aed4-0bbc880aa54b https://share.transistor.fm/s/bd856893 Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of July 14, 2026: the local MLA heard council's concerns about Highway 99 closures, long-term camping on provincial land, spruce budworm and throttle e-bikes on the Valley Trail, and Arts Whistler, the Sea to Sky Invasive Species Council, the Whistler Museum, WORCA and Whistler Animals Galore reported on how they used their RMOW fee-for-service funding in 2025. The committee's recommendations went to council on July 28.

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]]> Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of July 14, 2026: the local MLA heard council's concerns about Highway 99 closures, long-term camping on provincial land, spruce budworm and throttle e-bikes on the Valley Trail, and Arts Whistler, the Sea to Sky Invasive Species Council, the Whistler Museum, WORCA and Whistler Animals Galore reported on how they used their RMOW fee-for-service funding in 2025. The committee's recommendations went to council on July 28.

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]]> Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:45:36 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 913 Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of July 14, 2026: the local MLA heard council's concerns about Highway 99 closures, long-term camping on provincial land, spruce budworm and throt Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of July 14, 2026: the local MLA heard council's concerns about Highway 99 closures, long-term camping on provincial land, spruce budworm and throt Whistler, Whistler council, Resort Municipality of Whistler, RMOW, Whistler news, Sea to Sky, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Jun 23: Committee reports on wildfire evacuation, housing, smart tourism Jun 23: Committee reports on wildfire evacuation, housing, smart tourism full 0b2e9018-2308-4221-a0de-53238d832491 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4002fd48 Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of June 23, 2026: staff liaisons for seven standing committees of council reported on their 2025 work and 2026 plans, covering accessibility and inclusion, the Advisory Design Panel, emergency planning and wildfire evacuation, liquor licensing, climate action, housing and smart tourism. Staff also outlined plans to bring draft Official Community Plan amendments to council in July. No policy decisions were made.

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]]> Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of June 23, 2026: staff liaisons for seven standing committees of council reported on their 2025 work and 2026 plans, covering accessibility and inclusion, the Advisory Design Panel, emergency planning and wildfire evacuation, liquor licensing, climate action, housing and smart tourism. Staff also outlined plans to bring draft Official Community Plan amendments to council in July. No policy decisions were made.

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]]> Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:43:14 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 655 Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of June 23, 2026: staff liaisons for seven standing committees of council reported on their 2025 work and 2026 plans, covering accessibility and i Council Watch Whistler looks back at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Committee of the Whole meeting of June 23, 2026: staff liaisons for seven standing committees of council reported on their 2025 work and 2026 plans, covering accessibility and i Whistler, Whistler council, Resort Municipality of Whistler, RMOW, Whistler news, Sea to Sky, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No Oct 5: Special meeting adopts permissive tax exemption bylaw Oct 5: Special meeting adopts permissive tax exemption bylaw full 2a8edd1c-b31e-4a92-871b-8d97fb1e376d https://share.transistor.fm/s/13071d69 Council Watch Whistler looks at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Special Regular Council meeting of October 5, 2026: a two-minute meeting where council adopted Permissive Tax Exemption Amendment Bylaw No. 2539, adding exemptions for Arts Whistler and the Tyrol Ski and Mountain Club, and the Mayor thanked council for its 2022–2026 term ahead of the October 17 election.

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]]> Council Watch Whistler looks at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Special Regular Council meeting of October 5, 2026: a two-minute meeting where council adopted Permissive Tax Exemption Amendment Bylaw No. 2539, adding exemptions for Arts Whistler and the Tyrol Ski and Mountain Club, and the Mayor thanked council for its 2022–2026 term ahead of the October 17 election.

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]]> Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:45:08 -0700 Council Watch Council Watch 229 Council Watch Whistler looks at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Special Regular Council meeting of October 5, 2026: a two-minute meeting where council adopted Permissive Tax Exemption Amendment Bylaw No. 2539, adding exemptions for Arts Whistler Council Watch Whistler looks at the Resort Municipality of Whistler Special Regular Council meeting of October 5, 2026: a two-minute meeting where council adopted Permissive Tax Exemption Amendment Bylaw No. 2539, adding exemptions for Arts Whistler Whistler, Whistler council, Resort Municipality of Whistler, RMOW, Whistler news, Sea to Sky, local government, municipal politics, city council, BC news, British Columbia, housing, development, local elections, community news, civic affairs No