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Braden Dupuis

Braden Dupuis

Braden is the editor of Pique Newsmagazine. He’s lived in Whistler since 2014, when he moved to the West Coast from the flat, cold expanse of the Saskatchewan prairies.

He likes punk rock music, the Montreal Canadiens, video games and irreverent humour. He’s a terrible skier but he tries and that’s all that matters.

Braden published his first byline in 2011, and has extensive experience in print, television, radio and podcast journalism. His work has been recognized with multiple awards at both the provincial and national level, including a nomination for B.C.’s prestigious Jack Webster Award.

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Recent Work by Braden

Province announces $12.7M for Whistler housing project

Province announces $12.7M for Whistler housing project

Construction expected to be complete in 2026
Vail Resorts reports 7.8% drop in skier visits

Vail Resorts reports 7.8% drop in skier visits

'Visitation at Whistler Blackcomb remained below expectations'
Here's what to expect at Whistler Blackcomb this spring

Here's what to expect at Whistler Blackcomb this spring

Both Whistler and Blackcomb open until April 14; Whistler to close May 20
How will Mexican visa restrictions impact Whistler?

How will Mexican visa restrictions impact Whistler?

Demand from Mexico a ‘shining star’ for Tourism Whistler as other markets lag
B.C. developing new outdoor recreation strategy

B.C. developing new outdoor recreation strategy

Outdoor recreation generates more than $15 billion in economic value to British Columbians annually, according to a recent economic study
B.C.'s push for the 2030 Winter Olympic Games is official – and historic

B.C.'s push for the 2030 Winter Olympic Games is official – and historic

First Nations, Vancouver and Whistler will explore the feasibility of an Indigenous-led Olympic Games
2020 in 20 photographs: Vancouver photographer launches new solo exhibit

2020 in 20 photographs: Vancouver photographer launches new solo exhibit

Steven Audia’s 20/2020 takes place at The James Black Gallery from April 23 to 25
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