The Village of Pemberton has been working on a Cycling Network Plan since October 2019. The Plan is currently in draft form, and open to community feedback. Fill in the short survey by January 31: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CyclingNetworkPlan The Plan establishes a long-term vision for cycling in the Village, by identifying the bicycle network and focusing on … Continue reading Have Your Say in the Village of Pemberton’s Cycling Network plan, before January 31
via https://www.pemberton.ca/government/news/post/have-your-say-business-retention-expansion-questionnaire The Village of Pemberton is in the process of creating an Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan. The Strategy and Action Plan will identify ways of creating alternate revenue sources outside of taxation while creating an environment favourable to retaining current and attracting new and diverse investment, increasing local employment and building a … Continue reading What makes Pemberton a great/tough place to do business? Let the Village know by Jan 31 (new extended deadline)
The Pemberton & District Chamber of Commerce is seeking a Paid Executive Director. The Executive Director reports to the PDCC Board of Directors and is tasked with managing daily operations and helping the Chamber of Commerce focus on supporting its members, nurturing economic vitality in the area, advocacy, policy development, and revenue generating opportunities. Closing … Continue reading Chamber seeks paid Executive Director
The Village of Pemberton needs your input on improving commuter cycling in Pemberton. Your input will shape the final Cycling Network Plan, a Plan that establishes a long-term vision for cycling in the Village, including identifying the bicycle network and focusing on maintenance, end-of-trip facilities, education and awareness. The Plan will also enable the Village … Continue reading Is Pemberton a bike commuter town?Provide input (and enjoy a film) tonight at the Library as the Village hosts “Pedal Pemberton”
Cindy Coughlin, local HR expert and founder of Thirsting for Change coaching, shared this post recently on her blog and gave us permission to reprint it here. I read it because I appreciate Cindy's growth mindset and honesty so much, in her writing, and because burning one's journals, to me, is a kind of sacrilege. … Continue reading Letting go: 3 things Cindy Coughlin learned when burning her old diaries
T̓ánam̓ten in Libra, creating order, spending time with good friends, and creating beauty in our environment, and last quarter phase, good releasing energy 🌬️ Libra is a sign that brings balance to its environment. Slowly I am finding clarity on path and my place in this world. Where do I fit in? How much am … Continue reading T̓ánam̓ten in Libra and last Quarter Phase
Hi everyone, I hope everyone is doing well in this cold weather. As well as taking care of each other. Checking on Elder's and those who are unable to shovel their drive, make sure they have wood and their fireplace is working safely. Candles or flash lights for if the power goes out. Driving a … Continue reading Collective Care is Self Care
She danced in her snowboots on homeland, and howled at the full Cancer moon 🌕💖 - green haired green eyed girl who lives on the green mountains of her dreams
This year's Winterstoke panel is certainly a hot topic: climate change and the impact this has on our mountain communities. Join a panel of distinguished avalanche and ski professionals to dissect factors impacting our communities and activities and what we can do to help. This is a free event, and all are welcome with priority … Continue reading Climate Culture at Whistler Arc’teryx Store
This, thanks to my friend Maddy Roll, from artistEllie Hopley: simply too good not to share. Because resolutions tend to be guilt-trips packaged in magazine listicles... I like the idea of asking: what scares you right now? What need do you have that you might be able to serve? (Ski date with some girlfriends? Yes! … Continue reading revolution vs resolution
The Wellness Almanac 