Scott Tibballs is a journalist based in Whistler, British Columbia, with a focus on local news and community issues. He has written for various publications, including Pique Newsmagazine, Vancouver is Awesome, and the Fernie Free Press. Scott's articles cover a range of topics, including municipal projects, community services, outdoor activities, and political issues affecting the region.
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Whistler, Canada (Local)
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Scott Tibballs' articles primarily focus on local government, community development, and search-and-rescue activities in British Columbia, Canada. He seems to heavily rely on official announcements and data in his coverage.
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The local non-profit has a fundraising goal of $350,000 in 2024
By: Scott Tibballs
Patrick Weiler said voters were sending a message that didn't seem to have 'fully sunk in yet' with the Liberal Party
By: Cheakamus Lake Fsr
Council briefs: Valley Trail safety still top of mind in Whistler
By: Scott Tibballs, Braden Dupuis
The RMOW kick-starts its budget process with an early engagement survey
By: Scott Tibballs
Citing cost, location and usefulness, staff recommended using money that would go into relocating and fixing the Gebhart/Hillman cabin on other heritage projects in need of cash
The Union of British Columbia Municipalities annual convention has come and gone, but the looming provincial election overshadowed the event
Tourism still showing early signs of slowing, while local economy remains relatively strong
By: David Song, Scott Tibballs
Local house fire affects 16 units; Invictus Games tickets on sale
'Less opinion, less comment and less conjecture in public life may do us some good'
Up to 30 cm of snow expected, with potential for freezing rain
(833) 317-6278 
