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This dreamy photo came to us from Big White Ski Resort in Canada’s Okanagan, where huge early-season snowfalls allowed the family-friendly resort to open November 16, 2013—two weeks early.
This icy shot of chairlifts in winter was sent to us by Vancouver’s Mt. Seymour, a ski resort that enjoys an average of 1,000 cm of snow every season.
BC’s Kicking Horse Mountain Resort has added a new Kids Zone and childcare centre in its bid to cater better to skiing families.
A newspaper columnist in Rossland, BC, has named Senator Nancy (Tiger) Greene “the most famous Rosslander ever.”
An historic moment occurred last week at Quebec’s Mont-Sainte-Anne: The installation of the towers of the mountain’s new high-speed quad chairlift.
With the snow piling high in the Canadian Rockies, Banff’s Mt. Norquay opens November 1, inaugurating the Canadian west’s 2013/14 ski and snowboard season.
Whistler’s primo photographer, Paul Morrison, shot this epic scene last winter.
Celebrating its 50th ski season, it’s a big year for Marmot Basin near Jasper, Alberta.
Après-ski is an integral part of ski and snowboard culture and some resorts around British Columbia are taking this off-slope activity very seriously.
A major U.S. ski industry watcher has released its 2013 Snow Sports Participant Study providing a comprehensive look at the demographics of skiing.