Braden Dupuis is the editor of Pique Newsmagazine. With extensive experience in print, television, radio, and podcast journalism, he focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, and crime, particularly white-collar crime. Braden's work has been featured in various publications, including North Shore News, Vancouver is Awesome, and Times Colonist.
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Braden Dupuis focuses on local news, events, and community-related topics in Whistler, Canada. He covers a wide range of themes including entertainment news, culture & society, pets, family & relationships. His coverage attributes include government announcements and event coverage.
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Celebration of life for Whistler's Vicki Tonner expected to draw hundreds
'It won't stay quiet for long' This week, Whistler is being treated to a stellar summer preview in the way of early May sunshine and unseasonably high temperatures.
Tickets available until July 10 A Pemberton home is one of 10 grand prizes featured in this year's VGH+ HomeTown Heroes Lottery.
Early snowmelt, warm weather increasing the risk of drought
WB sightseeing starts May 16; full summer offerings begin June 13
'Progress is progress' There was a time, not too long ago, when May long weekend meant one thing for most Whistler locals: get out of town and don't look back.
'Sometimes, the strange thing in the sky is exactly what officials say it is'
'I was going to be a rock star' As May turns to June, hundreds of fresh-faced, about-to-be-high-school-grads are being asked the same impossible question.
Search initiated after paddleboard found adrift in Alta Lake
Incident could be connected to rock slide on March 12; assessment in the works A detailed assessment is in the works on Whistler Mountain after more "rock movement" occurred near Whistler Peak on May 28.
