Sometimes a joke makes a serious point better than a long winded political statement. The mug says Whistler was so expensive I could only afford half of it. The closer we get to Saturday, the more I think it captures something about our town.
Read MoreOne low table, more plates than it could hold, and friends who feel like family. Whatever your table looked like this weekend, I hope it was full.
Read MoreElection signs get expensive fast, especially the big ones. So I built some of mine myself — from leftover film-set wood, with a second-hand Makita, and under the supervision of two goats.
Read MoreKinda chic, as I put it on Facebook: my first Canadian election, and I got to be one of the options. Here is why I voted early, and why I hope you will too.
Read MoreNo stage, no microphone. Tables, a bell every five minutes, one question about spirit animals — and, for the first time in this campaign, real conversations with people instead of a presentation to them.
Read MoreLuke Faulks of Pique Newsmagazine sat down with me last week and wrote a fair, careful profile. Read it — and then let me add one thing.
Read MoreIn two weeks I’ve answered questions in front of the whole town, in front of three community organizations and in a room full of builders. Here is what I said, what I heard — and where I am still learning.
Read MoreSix years ago today, I arrived in Canada with two suitcases, a work permit, and no idea how much my life was about to change. Today I’m proud to share another important step: I am officially running for Whistler Council in the 2026 municipal election.
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