Articles tagged with: global ski news

A new study by the University of California Davis has determined that creating a ski run by clearing trees and foliage manually but leaving the underlying eco-system otherwise intact is better than using heavy machinery to re-grade the slope.…

Panorama ski area in Canada’s British Columbia was sold for an undisclosed sum by former owners Intrawest recently.

The centre has a number of new initiatives for this year including the new Showoff Terrain Park alongside the Mile 1…

In a week where Amy Williams romped home with an Olympic gold medal, the rest of the world has been getting busy with all sorts of ski stuff. The snow leopard is ready to ski, Italy will welcome skiing soldiers…

Plans for a major ski resort in the Indian Himalayas have suffered a new set back as the government have issued a cancellation notice for the plans, first launched with a wave of positive PR six years ago but…

The 18th of February 2010 marked the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the International Ski Commission and the centenary of the very first International Ski Congress that was held in Christiania (later renamed Oslo) on 18th February 1910.…

In this week’s skiing news – there’s no snow in Vancouver but there is snow in Dover. You probably know this already, but what else has been happening in the world of skiing news this week? A new chairlift in…