Canada has always offered excellent skiing that vies with the best of the U.S. for quality. But Canada is a better value, and this winter it is a better value than it has been in years, with the ...

Sunshine Village is probably the least well known “big mountain” in North American skiing, with 12 lifts, 115 trails and a standout 3,500 foot vertical.

Part of the beauty of Canada’s ski resorts is that there is so much to do beyond the slopes. You can combine your break with a trip to Vancouver, making for a city and ski combination.Vancouver ...

With the best resorts and countless apres-ski activities, skiing in Canada is the optimal winter trip. Uncover where to go and how to prepare for your next adventure.

The Banff region of Alberta, Canada, is known for great skiing and is home to three ski resorts. Sunshine Village has wide-open groomer runs, and Mt. Norquay can't be beat for affordability.

Canada is far from an exotic skiing destination. Locals and visitors alike know that provinces like British Columbia and Alberta hold the key to many a powder-skiing fantasy. In towns like ...

Here are the tentative opening dates for some of Canada's most popular ski resorts, but there's a catch: The weather has to cooperate.

There are mountain towns and then there are mountain towns. And if there’s one place that can shed some light on that distinction on a snowy morning just off of the Trans-Canada Highway in the ...

Canada’s other major ski region, in the province of Quebec, unfolds across the Laurentian mountains, which become the Adirondacks stateside. Sutton, just 10 minutes north of the Vermont border ...