Whistler, WE DID IT!
We WON a Land Rover Defender to support our community, thanks to your votes and support! 30 charitable organizations were chosen to compete in this year’s Defender Service Awards and were recognized for the positive impact they bring to their communities.
Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) recently won a 2026 Defender Service Award, earning a custom-built Land Rover Defender 130 and $30,000 USD from ei3 after
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.
As demand for its services remains at record highs, the Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) is hoping community support can help secure a new outreach vehicle through a North America-wide competition.
WCSS was recently named one of five finalists in the Community Services category of the 2026 Defender Service Awards, putting the organization in the running to receive a customized Defender 130 vehicle to support its work.
Whistler Community Services Society has been selected as one of five finalists across North America in the Community Services category of the Land Rover Defender Service Awards. If we win, WCSS will receive a brand-new Land Rover Defender to support our Outreach Services and the thousands of people we serve each year.
Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) was honoured to be chosen by the Squamish Community Foundation as a 2026 Annual Grant recipient for our work in
Funding will support food security, health care, mental-health programming, recreation, arts and community facilities across the corridor. Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) is very grateful
New workplace inclusion charter launches to protect workers from abuse Excerpt from Pique Newsmagazine article published on April 5, 2026. … “On March 19, the
Arts Whistler is inviting Sea to Sky artists to help shape Out/side, a new exhibit centred on queer identity, belonging and visibility running from May 27 to July 18 at the Maury Young Arts Centre.
MAC urges municipality to partner on new housing options as council acknowledges gap in services for older residents
