The Winter 2007 issue originally published January 3, 2007.
Contents
Short Turns
Best of Skiing in Canada These aren't the facts and stats that fill up websites, but the praise and amusement generated from accurate gossip, anonymous hearsay and cameras that happened to be in the right place at the right time. Herewith, our annual insiders' look at what makes Canadian skiing so celebrated. Compiled by Leslie Woit.
Best Place to Catch Cabin Feaver from Best of Skiing in Canada. Skoki Lodge at Lake Louise; Storm Mountain Lodge, Banff; Hotel Quintessence, Mont Tremblant; Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper; Eagle's Eye, Kicking Horse; Emerald Lake Lodge near Lake Louise; Post Hotel, Lake Louise; Four Seasons, Whistler.
Best of the Test All 2007 Ski Canada Test data is available online so there's not much point in filling pages with numbers again - but maybe it's worth reviewing some highlights. by Martin Olson
The Good, the Bad and the Ridiculous Have you ever wondered why some great ideas don't last and others that seem useless stick around for decades? Ski Canada took a look back at technical innovation over the years and found a few gems that made us long for the return of the long thong by Martin Olson.
It's a Girl Thing
Sue Lebrecht crossed the country from Sunshine Village to Blue Mountain to find out you're never too old to learn.
Hot-Dogging with Happy Hans
Kimberley's faux-Bavarian schtick works just fine, thank you very much. by Raymond Schmidt
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