Brandon Barrett is a Features Editor with a focus on local news in Whistler, Canada. He writes for publications such as Pique Newsmagazine, BIV News, and Burnaby Now, and his work has also been featured in Vancouver is Awesome, Squamish Chief, and The Coast Reporter. Brandon covers a range of topics including cannabis regulations, weather warnings, local events, real estate, and community initiatives.
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Brandon Barrett’s focus is predominantly on local news and events in the Whistler area, with a strong emphasis on culture & society, entertainment news, food & beverage, as well as government & politics.
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RMOW offering free sandbags at Public Works Yard from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Cloudburst Drive home sustained 'significant' smoke damage, fire crews said
More than 300K people attended the mountain-bike festival over its 10 days this summer
By: Brandon Barrett, Clint Trahan
More than 300K people attended the mountain-bike festival over its 10 days this summer
By: Brandon Barrett
Royal LePage research says combination of cost of living, economic uneasiness and ‘unprecedented’ wildfires has led to cooling of recreational property market nationwide
By: Brandon Barrett
Miracle pop-up turns Whistler Village cocktail lounge into winter wonderland—for a good cause
By: Brandon Barrett
Museum board wants to raise $3M of capital cost before applying for federal funding
By: Brandon Barrett
Considered Whistler’s first professional artist, the irrepressible 92-year-old died last week surrounded by loved ones
By: Brandon Barrett
Considered Whistler's first professional artist, the irrepressible 92-year-old died last week surrounded by loved ones
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