“Powder Matt” Mosteller has spent much of his life chasing powder skiing, promoting mountain towns and arguing that getting outside makes people—and communities—healthier. Now he’s running to become Mayor of Kimberley. Mosteller is one of two candidates seeking the mayor’s chair in Kimberley’s 2026 municipal election, alongside Sandra Roberts. General voting takes place October 17. …
Read more Powder Matt Runs for Kimberley Mayor
The Farmers’ Almanac winter forecast 2026-27 is giving skiers reason for optimism, with mountain snow, Pacific storms, Arctic outbreaks and periods of heavy winter weather forecast across Western Canada. The newly released Canadian outlook describes the coming season as “Snow, Sleet, and Surprises,” with frequent weather changes, sharp temperature swings and an active storm track. …
Read more Farmers’ Almanac Forecasts Mountain Snow Across Western Canada
Since his arrival in Switzerland from Canada in 1970, Marko Shapiro has been continuously translating the essence of Verbier into timeless photographic art. Widely celebrated as the “Godfather of Freeski Photography,” Marko’s lens captured a vibrant local scene that thrived on freedom, creativity, and the unbridled joy of winter sports. Much of this unique alpine …
Read more Marko Shapiro: Capturing the Soul of Verbier Since 1970
As the Christmas holidays approach, it’s no surprise that the mountains are blanketed with great snow—perfect for chasing powder and curing your FOMO
Read more Finding Christmas Pow: A Holiday Season Full of Snow
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 …
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La Niña is returning for the coming Winter much to the delight of powder skiers and boarders!
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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
So the question becomes, what is it about skiing culture that endures intact for fifty or sixty years.
Read more There is Still There Here
Is there such a thing as a low-impact ski lodge? Valhalla Mountain Touring owner Jasmin Caton is doing her best to make it a reality. Like everyone right now, Jasmin Caton is waiting for the snow to fall. There are already 40 centimetres on the slopes around her ski lodge in British Columbia’s Selkirk Mountains, …
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Alterra Mountain Company has announced its intention to purchase Mike Wiegele Heli Skiing in Blue River.
Read more Alterra to Acquire Mike Wiegele Heli Skiing
The story of man vs. mountain is one that has captured our imaginations for centuries. But what if MSP flipped the script? What if, instead of focusing on the human element, MSP took a closer look at the mountains themselves? That’s the premise of The Land of Giants, a new ski film that explores the …
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The La Niña that was present in Western Canada during the past three winters is over, say hello to El Niño. El Niño can have varying effects on powder skiing conditions in Western Canada, depending on the severity and characteristics of the El Niño event, as well as other regional climate influences. El Niño is …
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