POW Canada's Townhall Tour recognizes that from deep winters to long summer days, outdoor recreation drives the heartbeat of our mountain communities.
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A tragic avalanche at Stellar Heliskiing is the most serious backcountry incident of the season and it has deeply affected the snow sports community. It claimed the lives of three esteemed individuals: Jason “J” Remple, Alex Pashley, and Jeff Keenan. A fourth individual, Clay Mitchell from Nelson, is currently hospitalized with severe injuries, and we …
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The 2025 Freeride World Tour (FWT) came to a dramatic close at the iconic Yeti Xtreme Verbier, and Canadian athletes were at the heart of the action—claiming titles, medals, and milestones on the storied face of the Bec des Rosses. Wei Tien Ho Claims Gold in Verbier Debut In a stunning FWT debut season, Wei …
Read more Canadian Athletes Shine at Freeride World Tour Finale in Verbier
Roger McCarthy embodied the very spirit of Whistler—adventurous, driven, and deeply connected to the community. Arriving from New Zealand with nothing more than a backpack and a dream, Roger’s journey in Whistler is a testament to his relentless pursuit of challenges and his ability to transform aspirations into reality. Starting as a liftee, Roger quickly …
Read more Roger McCarthy: A Whistler Legend
Five heli-skiers were rescued Monday afternoon after being caught in an avalanche near Pemberton, four were fully buried.
Read more Whistler Heli-Skiers Buried in Avalanche
The 2025 Natural Selection Tour is kicking off its inaugural round with an electrifying Duel matchup in the pristine backcountry of the Callaghan Valley, just outside Whistler.
Read more Natural Selection Tour Heads to Whistler for Epic Duel Matchup
The ski world has lost a giant. Al Raine, a visionary, pioneer, and passionate advocate for mountain communities, has passed away.
Read more Al Raine: The Man, The Myth, The Legend
Whistler Heli-Skiing has announced a new partnership with Wildcat Helicopters, a BC-based and family-owned company.
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Coast Range Heli-Skiing is set to redefine the heli-skiing experience in Whistler, British Columbia, with its relaunch on January 11, 2025. This locally owned and operated company offers bespoke adventures across Whistler’s breathtaking backcountry, featuring longer days, endless runs, and exclusive terrain tailored to each guest’s preferences. The new Whistler Heli-Skiing Package enhances the traditional …
Read more Coast Range Heli-Skiing Returns to Whistler
After a recent storm dropped nearly 80 cm of snow in the Alpine, Whistler Blackcomb is buzzing with anticipation for the upcoming season. Snowfall this early signals a promising start to the season, and conditions are aligning perfectly for a key new addition: the upgraded Jersey Cream Express lift, now moving from a 4-pack to …
Read more 80 cm’s at Whistler Blackcomb
Following a period of receivership initiated in December and the securing of a stalking horse bid in January, the sale of the proposed Garibaldi At Squamish ski resort was expected to be finalized in March. However, a last-minute objection by the Province temporarily delayed the approval process. Subsequently, on May 3, the sale was officially …
Read more Approval Granted for Sale of Garibaldi At Squamish
Whistler Blackcomb’s spring powder was enjoyed largely by locals this season as the late snowfall did not attract Epic Pass skiers back to Whistler’s slopes. Vail Resorts reported that skier visits were down, but revenues were up during the 2023-24 winter season, according to a company report comparing ski season metrics year-over-year through mid-April. “Given …
Read more Whistler Blackcomb’s Spring Powder Enjoyed Largely by Locals
