Opinion

On Sunday [Dec. 13] a couple of things happened.

'Our COVID-19 response proves we’re capable of making rapid, decisive progress,' when it comes to the climate change crisis, writes David Suzuki, 'But we must start thinking longer-term.'

Like many passholders, I was disappointed when Whistler Blackcomb (WB) sold to Vail Resorts. The frustration grew as we watched [Vail Resorts] make multiple decisions that basically told the existing skiers to piss off.

As if you haven’t already read enough during the pandemic, I offer my annual pre-holiday roundup of outdoorsy books.

It is with great relief that Canada is starting to receive a vaccine for COVID-19.

Yo, ol’ jolly one.

The looming Christmas season will prove to be perhaps the most critical time of this pandemic

While I’m still finding my fitness groove for ski touring season, I always believe the best way to get some momentum is to throw myself into the deep end.

In Canada, we’re quick to favourably compare ourselves to our southern neighbours. COVID-19 caseloads may be at an all-time high here, but the U.S. situation is even more dire. Canada hasn’t managed to curb carbon emissions, but the U.S.