Whistler is welcoming skiers and boarders to hit the slopes this winter season, but some locals say it’s too expensive to live and work in the tourist hot spot.
B.C. animal rescue organizations are also feeling the pinch as British Columbians face the rising cost of living and some non-profits worry they soon may have to scale back support.
The report shows 34 per cent of youth respondents said they have engaged in at least one of eight gambling or gaming activities for money, such as buying in-game items and betting on sports, in-person or online.