Ski Martock's 60th season starts with Boxing Day crowds
Fresh snowfall drew Boxing Day crowds to Ski Martock in Windsor, Nova Scotia, as the ski hill kicked off its landmark 60th anniversary season. Read about the festive start.
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Lake Louise Ski Resort Breaks December Snowfall Record
Lake Louise Ski Resort shatters its December snowfall record, opening just in time for Christmas. Get the details on the historic snowpack and conditions.
Western Canada braces for snowy, frigid Christmas
A significant winter storm is set to bring heavy snow and extreme cold to Western and Northern Canada for Christmas 2025, with travel disruptions expected. Stay informed on the latest forecasts and warnings.
Cross-Country Skiing Gains Popularity in Saskatoon
The Nordic ski community in Saskatoon is experiencing a significant rise in interest, with more residents embracing cross-country skiing. Discover the factors driving this winter sports trend.
Yukon power grid strained as deep freeze grips Western Canada
A severe Arctic air mass has placed significant strain on Yukon's electrical grid. Officials urge conservation as temperatures plummet across Western Canada.
Skier hospitalized after fall from Banff chairlift
A skier is in stable condition after falling from a chairlift at Banff Sunshine Village. The resort is investigating the incident, which occurred Sunday afternoon.
Sask. woman wins $900K Vault Breaker lottery jackpot
Heather Jaeb from Sturgis, Saskatchewan, is celebrating a life-changing $900,000 win from the Western Canada Lottery Corporation's Vault Breaker game. Discover her story and the winning details.
Calgary's Andrew Longino wins World Cup halfpipe bronze
Calgary freestyle skier Andrew Longino secures a bronze medal at a World Cup halfpipe event, marking a significant achievement for the Canadian athlete. Read more about his performance.
North Shore Mountains Open After Major Snow Dump
The North Shore Mountains near Vancouver are officially opening for the season following a significant snowfall this week, bringing joy to local winter sports enthusiasts.
Calgarian Tom Stephen named to Olympic cross-country team
Calgary athlete Tom Stephen has officially earned a place on Canada's Olympic cross-country skiing team. Discover his journey and what this means for Canadian winter sports.
Abbott: Bondi Attack Result of Failed Assimilation
Former Australian PM Tony Abbott argues the Bondi Beach massacre underscores a critical failure to integrate newcomers, demanding Western nations enforce core democratic values. Read his analysis.
Photographers Pose Threat to Rare Galaxy Frogs
A new report highlights how unethical photography is endangering the rare Galaxy Frog in India's Western Ghats. Learn about the threats to this unique species.
Canada's Pipeline Shield Protects Oilpatch from 'Super Glut'
As oil prices near a five-year low, Canada's expanded pipeline network offers critical shelter from a potential 2026 supply glut, putting producers in a stronger position than during the 2018 crisis.
Greg Marshall retires from Western Mustangs
Legendary football coach Greg Marshall is stepping down after 18 years leading the Western Mustangs. Read about his impactful career and legacy in Canadian university sports.
Edmonton Humane Society earns national accreditation first in West
The Edmonton Humane Society achieves a major milestone as the first animal shelter in Western Canada to receive national accreditation. Learn what this means for animal welfare standards in Alberta and beyond.
Quebec Protects Western Chorus Frog Habitat
The Quebec government has moved to protect critical habitat for the declining western chorus frog in Montérégie and Outaouais, a key step for biodiversity conservation in the St. Lawrence Valley.
Michael Gonzalez Named Head Coach of Moose Jaw Miller Express
The Moose Jaw Miller Express have promoted Michael Gonzalez to head coach for the 2026 season following the departure of the former coach. Get the latest on this Western Canadian Baseball League move.
Man keeps Saskatoon's 80-year-old Christmas displays alive
Randall Simpson is the guardian of the Once Upon a Christmas exhibit at Saskatoon's Western Development Museum, preserving eight decades of holiday tradition. Discover how he keeps the magic working.
Experts Urge Ottawa to Seek New Western Hemisphere Trade
Trade experts are calling on the Canadian government to aggressively pursue new economic partnerships within the Americas to diversify exports and strengthen supply chains. Learn about the strategic shift.
Canada's Marion Thénault wins aerials silver in Finland
Canadian freestyle skier Marion Thénault from Sherbrooke, Que., secures a silver medal at the FIS Aerials World Cup in Finland, marking a strong start to the season. Read more about her podium performance.
WinSport Opens, Day Lodge Renovation Delayed
Calgary's WinSport at Canada Olympic Park is open for skiing and snowboarding, but the full reopening of the $43-million renovated Frank King Day Lodge is delayed until next summer.
Snow Valley Ski Club Opens for 2025-26 Season
Edmonton's Snow Valley Ski Club opened its slopes on December 5, 2025, thanks to sustained snowfall creating ideal early-season conditions for skiers and snowboarders.
Skiers brave -20°C for first runs at Camp Fortune
Enthusiastic skiers hit the slopes at Camp Fortune in the Ottawa-Gatineau area despite frigid -20°C temperatures for the season's opening. Get the details on the snowy start.
Simcoe County Ski Resorts Open for 2025 Season
The 2025 ski season is underway in Simcoe County as two major resorts open their slopes. Winter sports enthusiasts can now hit the hills in the region.
Trump's security plan slams European allies, asserts U.S. power
President Trump's new security strategy sharply criticizes European allies while emphasizing U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere. Get the full analysis of the diplomatic implications.
Western University Frat House Fire Sends Two to Hospital
Two women remain hospitalized following a fire at a Western University fraternity house in London, Ontario. Get the latest details on the incident and response.
Five Injured in London Frat House Fire
A fire at a Western University fraternity house in London, Ontario sent five people to hospital. The blaze broke out at the corner of Richmond and Cheapside streets on December 3, 2025.
Vulcan couple wins $250,000 in Lotto 6/49 draw
Norman and Karen Kristjansson of Vulcan, Alberta, are celebrating a $250,000 lottery win. Discover their story and the enjoyable decisions that lie ahead.
Massive Blackout Hits Western Cuba After Grid Failure
A significant power outage has plunged Cuba's western region into darkness following a transmission line failure. Get the latest details on the blackout and its impact.
Ski resorts optimistic despite shifting generational interest
Canadian ski resorts are buoyed by promising winter weather forecasts, offering hope for a strong season. However, industry faces a long-term challenge as younger generations show less interest in the sport. Explore the outlook and the demographic shift.
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