Skiing
Saved from a snowy tomb
A B.C. skiing star is alive thanks to six friends—and no thanks to his avalanche beacon
Why a lot of B.C. skiers are kissing Whistler goodbye
A takeover by a U.S. giant Vail Resorts drove prices from high to stratospheric, say Vancouver snow mavens. Then there’s the whole Fahrenheit thing.
Downhill skiing? Too easy.
‘Skimo’ devotees love the sweat of the climb
What it feels like to ski at Whistler
Come along for the ride as this expert skier goes off-trail and carves some tracks in fresh powder at Whistler, Canada’s premier ski and snowboard destination.
Rough ride for ‘Canadian Cowboy’
‘Give me a couple of hours and I’ll be able to snap out of it,’ Erik Guay says of disappointment
Dufour-Lapointe sisters win Canada’s first gold, silver
The ‘skiing’ sisters from Montreal bring Canada’s medal tally to three
UBC students may sell lodge in Whistler
Ski and Board club members divided over value
Extreme skiing, extreme risk? Think again.
The things we’re most afraid of are usually the least likely to kill us
UBC may sell Whistler Lodge
Ultra-cheap resort for students is losing money
Would you attend Whistler U?
Developer envisions tourism and business programs
Canada’s queen of the slopes
The X Games’ high-octane mix of risk and thrill may be headed for the Olympics—and Sarah Burke is ready for it
High praise for low-life horse racing
Plus, why Cleopatra got a raw deal, the man who killed Pluto, Keith Richards on Mick Jagger, Louisa May Alcott’s revenge, and the vanishing ski bum