Although the bulk of Whistler Village has been built, executive home building and work on the remaining new hotel projects keeps this industry booming. And there's an entirely new neighbourhood being cut from the granite foothills of Whistler Mountain where it meets Highway 99 south of Whistler Creekside. Staff can also help with information on everything from obtaining work visas, to certification for various jobs, to forms and information on government programs. Whistler's three local newspapers have the latest career listings. To find them, just look around Whistler.
Newsstands are everywhere.
For information on our Municipal government and local council please click on the Resort Municipality logo above. It is expected that Whistler s current permanent population of 9,600 will continue to grow over the next few years. Municipal planners are forecasting the permanent population to reach 11,000 by 2002 with much the same profile as today. The average age group is 25 to 34 years old. The populations of children and seniors are expected to increase, and by 2002, the number of families living full time in Whistler is expected to have grown, but generally Whistler will continue to have a youthful, active population.