In North America, ski resorts are mainly about Big Business - but the scene in south-western Canada is a downhome playground created by enthusiasts out of sheer love of the sport. The British Columbia ...

The Powder Highway of British Columbia is known world-wide for some of the most consistent snow for skiing and snowboarding. People flock here every winter to make fresh tracks. The people who live ...

RED Mountain Resort, Rossland, BC, is the oldest resort in Western Canada, and one of the ten largest resorts in North America. Berms, jumps, and trails are starting to take shape at RED Mountain ...

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There’s nothing like getting your ski legs ready with a whole bunch of early season powder days. RED Mountain Resort, located in British Columbia’s Kootenay mountains, is rolling into an early opening ...

A chill is in the air as fall is making its all-too-brief appearance, meaning the winter ski season is close behind.

From the air, the ridges of Canada’s Kootenay Mountains—north of Washington, Idaho, and Montana—unfold in immaculate white crests, their slopes descending in scoops and scallops to the trees. On the ...

Deep in the Kootenay Mountains in the little town of Nelson, eight hours east of Vancouver, B.C., Mark Zeabin operates what he claims is a profitable dot.com. He sells furniture over the Web -- made ...