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The sports centre was built in 1993 and ever since has been a popular attraction for locals and visitors alike. The centre includes an NHL-sized ice arena, a 4,500-square-foot fitness centre, fitness studio, 2 squash courts, a 25-metre swimming pool, leisure pool, hot tub, steam room and sauna. The swimming pool and fitness area are open daily from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. and drop-in rates are reasonable. The fitness area includes a full selection of free-weights, plate-loaded machines and Cybex machines. The cardio room is home to treadmills, stair climbers, eliptical trainers and stationary bikes. Aerobics and boxing classes are also available.

Are you looking for small-scale Whistler Yoga Classes in the heart of Whistler Village? Yogacara is for you! We are here to help students of all levels, new or novice, so everyone can enjoy the holistic benefits of Yoga. Visit our website to view our detailed schedule for the numerous Yoga Classes offered. We provide many varieties of class styles including Hatha, Yin, Restorative, Vinyasa, Yoga Nidra and Kundalini. Yoga Classes offered everyday of the week. Only you can decide if our services are for you. We strive to ensure that our yoga studios are a place for your practice and that they have a practice for everyone. We offer an environment that promotes community, wellness & authentic yoga programming that encourages all people to incorporate yoga into their lives.

Sundial Hotel offers an exclusive boutique experience in Whistler, BC, blending adventure and relaxation with private hot tub suites, direct access to mountain trails, and prime village location for skiing, biking, and cultural events.

Lil'wat traditional ways of life continue to be important within our local economy here in the northwest of British Columbia, Canada. Fish, game, plant foods and medicines are still harvested and prepared in the traditional manner are bought and traded with neighbouring First Nations.Traditional crafts remain important both economically and culturally. The Li'l'wat people are famous for our intricate basketry with patterns created from cedar roots, cedar bark, wild cherry bark and various grasses and reeds. Hand drums made from wood and the skins of deer, coyote, and moose created by skilled artisans are highly sought after, as are the detailed cedar carvings of both functional and decorative items.The Lil'wat Nation continues to assert its right to manage the resources of our land. For clearly, our culture and livelihood depend upon a healthy environment and access to it. Through dedication, perseverance and innovative partnerships we are maintaining our traditional stewardship of the land in contemporary ways

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