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Sometimes skiing and snowboarding are about chasing powder or perfect turns. Other times, it’s just about being outside, seeing the mountain again, and sharing the experience with people you enjoy being around.

That’s part of what makes snow sports so special in Canada, winter looks different for everyone, and there’s no single “right” way to enjoy it.

Whether you’re learning for the first time, cruising green runs, stopping for hot chocolate, or simply taking in the atmosphere, there’s a place for everyone on snow.

What’s your favourite part of a ski day besides the skiing itself?

Let us know in the comments 👇


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Even in the off-season, we’re already looking ahead. ⛷️🏂

It’s never too early to start thinking about what next winter could look like.

Whether you are getting kids started with the SnowStart Kidz Pass, trying skiing or snowboarding for the first time through Never Ever Days, or making the most of your time on snow with the Canadian Lift Pass, there are options for every stage.

We’ll be sharing updates on key dates, programs, and offers for the 2026/27 season. So you can plan ahead and make the most of it!

Stay tuned for more ❄️


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Where are you riding next season?

Some people stick close to home:
• Familiar runs.
• The same chairlift.
• The place that got them started.

Others chase something new:
• Different mountains.
• New views.
• A trip that turns into a tradition.

There is no right answer. Just more days on snow.

Are you staying local next season or heading somewhere new?

Tell us where you are riding 👇


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Families are at the heart of skiing and snowboarding. ⛷️🏂

From first runs to cheering each other on, it is about the moments shared along the way — the ones that last long after the season ends.

It is one of the few activities where everyone can be part of it, across ages and skill levels, spending time outside together.

As we look ahead to next season, it is these moments that remind us why getting more Canadians on snow matters.

Happy International Day of Families ❄️


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Ski hills do not shut down when the snow melts.

Mount Sima in the Yukon is a great example of how the experience simply changes with the season.

From staying right on the mountain in their Alpine Escape glamping domes to exploring scenic hiking and biking trails, there is plenty to discover beyond winter.

It is a different way to experience the same place.

Because great mountain experiences do not stop when the snow melts, they just take on a whole new shape.

Will you be visiting this season?

Learn more: https://mountsima.com/

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Sport has the power to create space, build confidence, and open doors. ⛷️🏂

The Indigenous Life Sport Academy in British Columbia is helping Indigenous youth discover that through skiing, snowboarding, and time spent outdoors.

By creating safe, supportive environments and removing barriers, they are making it easier for young people to try something new, connect with community, and build both physical and mental strength.

Because sometimes it is not just about learning a sport. It is about discovering what is possible.

Programs like this are helping shape the future of skiing and snowboarding in Canada.

Learn More: https://bcsara.com/directory-adventurehub/listing/indigenous-life-sport-academy/


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Some of Canada’s most meaningful ski stories start with a passionate community and a few people willing to build something from the ground up.

Loch Lomond Ski Area in Thunder Bay began in 1956, built by hand and shaped by the people who believed in it.

Since then, it has welcomed generations of skiers. From first-timers finding their confidence to athletes who went on to shape Canada’s ski racing legacy.

Today, it remains a place where community, passion, and winter come together. Loch Lomond Ski Area

Read more here: https://skimuseum.ca/community-ski-areas/loch-lomond-ski-area-ontario/

Credit: Canadian Ski Hall of Fame


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