Quite sure there is absolutely nothing illegal about the activity of camping. Camping is a wonderful pastime and deserves to be provided for and regulated, allowing for underprivileged citizens to find employment and have a roof over their heads.
Provisions must be made for designated locations with affordable nightly fees in relative accordance with the amenities provided. Sani-stations, fresh water, electricity and additional accoutrements could be made available to enthusiasts.
This, in turn, would create employment and residual monetary benefits and much-needed stability for the Whistler community. Whistler, originally sought by humble skiers, has been introduced and promoted to the masses, and in my opinion now has an inherent responsibility to provide for all those it has attracted. In a proverbial sense, the crows have truly come home to roost.
