Ski Canada Staff

Reading Time: 3 minutes Gift ideas for skiers, Inside pre-season preparation, Stetson’s and spring turns, G3 is back, Pipestone is on the map, Mikaela Schiffrin goes for 100

Reading Time: 3 minutes The snow-capped mountains of Europe are waiting, and Air Canada Vacations is your one-stop-shop for stress-free ski vacation packages.

Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s an elevated state of skiing

Reading Time: 4 minutes Discover the season’s best ski gear, blending technical performance with thoughtful design.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Among a crowd devoted to looking cool in all conditions, Revelstoke’s Katie Burrell has made her name doing the opposite. On her Instagram channel, she spent six years playing for laughs, celebrating the flailer who tries to keep up with gnarcore companions. 

Reading Time: 4 minutes Stay stylish and functional on the slopes this season.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Join editor-in-chief Iain MacMillan, and bon vivant Nigel Harrison, on the annual gathering of Ski Canada magazine readers, for an incredible ski adventure. It’s your choice for 2025: Japan or Switzerland!

Reading Time: 3 minutes This week we look forward to a cosmic phenomenon, recognize world-beating Canadian racers, scan the old-fashioned future of lift lines, anticipate summer in the mountains and are reminded that eastern snowpacks can still be deadly.

Reading Time: 4 minutes This week in spring skiing news

Reading Time: 3 minutes Things are looking up for a strong spring season.

Reading Time: 3 minutes From death-defying freeride runs to life-affirming comeback stories, and a potentially season-changing item for your shopping list.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Expansions and acquisitions in the ski industry. Triumphs and tragedy on Canadian mountains. Opening the door and laying down the law at western resorts. 

Reading Time: 3 minutes Watch a first descent of one of B.C.s gnarliest peaks and catch up on skiing’s continuing game of thrones. Find out more about Fischer’s first eco-friendly digital ski. Plus, is your ski dog’s name BARBIE or SWIFTY? Congrats, you’ve made the big time.

Reading Time: 3 minutes South Anderson All-Season Resort, Osra’s Go Skiing Go Snowboarding Event, Banff’s Latest Social Assessment, Alterra Buys A-Basin.

Reading Time: 3 minutes If you’re craving Frankie Goes To Hollywood before or after the Super Bowl—and who doesn’t?—head to Aspen, Colorado in February. Greg Stump’s highly soundtracked ‘80s and ‘90s ski films are…

Reading Time: 2 minutes A quick trip through this week’s news from around the ski world.

Reading Time: 2 minutes Your weekly look at the latest news around the ski scene.

Reading Time: 4 minutes Now that the turkey coma from Christmas has lifted, we’re back at tracking world ski news.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Welcome winter! And with it comes news of a sleeping giant going semi-private while Quebec resorts carry speed into a new season. Over in B.C., Red Mountain’s Kirkup cat slinks back into service and Sun Peaks lets you go multi-sport for a uni-price. Flying above it all, a B.C. heli-op goes carbon neutral. How? Read on.

Reading Time: 3 minutes As we slide toward the holiday season we’ll keep things airy this week, focussing on light ski news and loads of nonsense, including a ski nude fest, a ski-thru McDonald’s and a new haute-fashion ski game by Balenciaga.

Reading Time: 2 minutes Vail Resorts acquires Switzerland’s Crans-Montana, promising epic skiing. Mountain Collective and Ikon passes close soon. Quebec Ski Resorts Association’s My First Time packages. Garibaldi project stalls. Tremblant hosts World Cup and charity event.

Reading Time: 4 minutes WHO’S OPEN, WHO’S NOT? Greetings from central base of Canadian ski country, where various regions are experiencing all sorts of different snow conditions and stages of opening.  While Whistler and […]

Reading Time: 2 minutes THIS WEEK IN SKIING: Tremblant’s introduces new RFID terminals for smoother lift access, while Whistler-Blackcomb sees Belinda Trembath as its new COO, reflecting a positive trend of women in top ski resort positions. Ski pass deadlines approach. Mont Sutton doubling snowmaking capacity. British Columbia faces a slow start due to a dry November, but historical data suggests potential for a significant snowfall. Meanwhile, the Alps are off to a spectacular start, with resorts in France, Austria, and Switzerland opening ahead of schedule.

Reading Time: 2 minutes With the allure of untouched powder and the serenity of pristine wilderness, backcountry skiing has become a magnet for adventure seekers.