Community Monitoring

COMMUNITY

WHAT IS COMMUNITY?

Community is one of the four core pillars that defines Whistler’s community vision within our Official Community Plan. We gather in Olympic Plaza for concerts and at schools for graduation ceremonies. We seek thrills in the bike park and find peace in the backcountry. We continue the pioneering and entrepreneurial spirit that created this place, taking risks and innovating to make Whistler better. These elements of our community are captured within the following detailed vision characteristics: 

QUALITY OF LIFE

We enjoy good health and high quality of life. Affordable housing and other essentials allow us to meet our needs and participate in Whistler’s lifestyle through all stages of life.

INCLUSIVE

Residents and visitors of all ages, identities, abilities and incomes are welcome, included, and share our love for nature, active recreation, human connections and innovation.

CONNECTED

Community connections are strong and interactions with visitors are valued as an extension of the community.

CONDUCT

Everyone is treated with fairness, respect and care, and as a result we enjoy high levels of mutual trust and safety.

PARTICIPATION

We are able to meaningfully participate in community decisions, collaborating to achieve our Community Vision.

PARTNERSHIPS

We have established strong partnerships with the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Nation, L̓il̓wat7úl (Lil’wat) Nation, other levels of government and community stakeholders based on open dialogue, honesty, respect and collaboration, resulting in the achievement of mutual goals and shared benefits.

PERFORMANCE SNAPSHOT

IN THIS SECTION

Availability of Long Term Rentals

Childcare availability

Community Trust

Economic dependancy ratio

Employee housing wait time

Health Care: Satisfaction

Healthcare Availability

Healthcare: Total Use

Healthcare: Use per person

Housing: Affordability

Housing: Employee restricted (ratio)

Housing: Employee restricted (total)

Housing Livability

Immigration

Income: Employment income

Income: Low income measure

Income: Median

Input into Decision-Making

Learning Opportunities (Satisfaction)

Length of Tenure

Living Wage – Family

Living Wage – Single

Local Home Ownership

Median Age

Personal health status

RMOW funding sources

Satisfaction Living in Whistler

Tourist Interactions

Trust in Decision-Making

Unlawful Incidents

Volunteer rates

Voter Turnout Rate

Vulnerable Children Rate

Workforce Living Locally

Workforce: Locally employed