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INNICHEN — Canada’s Reece Howden earned his second gold medal of the weekend with another win on Sunday in World Cup men’s ski cross action. Germany’s Florian Wilmsmann grabbed silver and France’s ...

With vast, untamed wilderness, Canada is a beloved paradise for skiers of all levels. From the family-friendly wide slopes of the famous Big White to the more challenging routes of remote ...

INNICHEN — Canada’s Reece Howden won his second straight race in dominant fashion by taking gold at the FIS Ski Cross World Cup on Saturday. Howden, from Chilliwack, B.C., had no trouble in the heats ...

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AROSA - Canada’s Reece Howden set a World Cup record Tuesday with his 19th ski cross gold medal. The Cultus Lake, B.C., native won the event ahead of Austria’s Johannes Aujesky, with Sweden’s David ...

Once a bucket-list splurge for expert skiers with deep pockets and a high tolerance for risk, heli-skiing has entered the mainstream. Operators now dot the Rockies, the Alps and even the Andes, but ...