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Watch as Raquel, a 30-year-old from Brazil with zero snowsports experience, visits Big White Ski Resort to learn how to ski. #SnowProud
Ready for some creative Christmas Carving, Part 3? Learn about mindful instruction, pop up private lessons, pro-skier instructors, ski university, and uphill programs.
In what is becoming a holiday tradition, Brimacombe ski area launched their third seasonal #SendMeSnow giveaway this week – offering one lucky household the promise of snow, just in time for the holidays! The winner of this one-of-a-kind contest will receive up to 25 yards of snow spread across their front lawn on December 24, 2018.
Last March, The Loners teamed up with Estski on an expedition to the untouched slopes of the Mealy in Labrador; a journey of first descents and pure remoteness.
Ready for some creative Christmas Carving, Part 2? Learn about what ski areas have to offer, with teaching and terrain tours, age and gender-specific programs, and biomechanical skiing.
Canadian freestyle skiing sensation, Mikaël Kingsbury, has added another award to his already illustrious career after winning the 2018 Lou Marsh Trophy as Canada’s athlete of the year.
Ready for some creative Christmas carving? Not the turkey though – it’s time to get your ski skills sharpened for the winter season with experiential learning, terrain-based learning, snowboarding innovations, and the one-stop-shop approach.
Drawn to the mountains in search of the ski bum lifestyle, Oskar Enander had no intention of ever becoming a photographer. Today, Oskar's iconic and unique perspective is highly sought after in the ski world. And yet, he shoots very little outside of winter.
Mackenzie Investments today announced four-year partnerships with Alpine Canada Alpin (ACA) and Freestyle Canada. The new partnerships come in advance of the Lake Louise Audi FIS Ski World Cup men’s downhill races, the first ski speed events of the 2018/2019 season, happening November 24-25 in Lake Louise, Alberta.
The Canadian Ski Marathon is North America’s longest and oldest Nordic ski tour. Unlike most ski events, there are no winners or losers in the Canadian Ski Marathon: it is not a race.
