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costco.ca has a sale on their Tremblant tickets that ends tomorrow. 2 passes, with 2 $10 food vouchers and 50% rental coupons for $119.99; or 3 for $179.99. $15 off the 2 ticket pack and $20 for the 3 ticket. Tickets valid starting on Jan. 4, no other blackouts.

Sad to hear about Le Massif. My family should have been a big fat target market for them. We aren't diehards like most on this forum, but for a number of years we did at least one or two ski trips a year with the kids, dropping a good bit of change on each one. Loved the idea of Le Massif...

Thought this may be of interest to some members here. Futureshop has the Casio Exilim Digital Camera with Geo-tagging (EX-H20G) on sale for $120 in Canada. 10x Optical zoom, in a compact format. The reviews indicate that the GPS included seems to work better than most that are built into...

Second prong - lobby to have helmets certified. Regulation gap means ski and snowboard helmets may offer no protection http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/the ... le2330786/ ](*, The comments section to the piece are note supportive at all.

The 11 pm news tonight said that they were trying to shut it down after winds lifted a line off its tracks. Thank goodness for the snow fall.

A poignant reminder for anyone that whines and complains about windholds. There is a reason for them. Thankfully the resort got 51 to 56 cms of snow the day before, and there was no grooming under the lift so there was a relatively soft landing area. The outcome could have been much, much worse.

That's ridiculous. No wonder I lurk in the Eastern forum and don't venture here to much. :bs: :mrgreen:

Then you should get a chuckle from this. Gords in Winnipeg does ski testing and reviews every year. They go east and west, east being Tremblant. "CONDITIONS We test on the worst conditions you could possibly imagine... Like that year when it was -45 and the snow was not unlike hardened...

So you can drink beer on the way up, n'est pas?

Sounds familiar from daughter's ski lesson days. Been to Edelweiss, Fortune and Cascade this season, and for the pitiful bit of snow Ottawa has had, I give them kudos for keeping reasonable conditions in a tough year.

Is Sutton protected from the wind better than Jay? Better refuge on really blowing days?

Damn, I killed a cat. Sorry, couldn't access the newspage earlier today. Feel free to zap the thread.

Food points. Unfortunately, if they had stuck by an SOS they would likely have been spotted. My understanding is that the SOS's were not spotted by potential rescuers,they were spotted by helicopter pilots doing other business. Then the RCMP were not notified until after the second sighting...

Golden Search and Rescue suspends services amid legal liability concerns http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Golden ... story.html BC search-and-rescue volunteers consider quitting after lost skier files lawsuit http://www.metronews.ca/halifax/canada/ ... es-lawsuit To recap: * The couple...

And as a regular lurker, Jay isn't on your top 5 preferred destination list. Good job for Jay.

I bought my 16 year old daughter 2008 Volkl Pearl skis for Christmas and they have turned out to be a tremendous ski for her. She loved them from the first run and a couple of weeks ago got to really test them over 2 days at Jay Peak when there had been almost no snow for a couple of weeks...

If I recall Patrick isn't huge on glades. He had his new skis anyway. Bytown Twiggy Pine Edition With Joisthanger II bindings Save $600 Reg. $999.99 $399.99 http://www.dinardoskis.com/ski/specials/index.html (last pair on the page)

I seem to recall a thread not long ago when some of your friends wanted to hang with you, but without the skill level, and they got way in over their heads in the glades. Sometimes it's better to break up, let it go, and arrange for a meeting spot later. And even some very good skiers aren't...

We were Tremblant on Friday and it was the conditions were great. The kids were in a few glades and said the snow was really good, with no ice. Even without the massive snow like last year, there was no January thaw/freeze cycle around Ottawa this year and overall these have been about the...