Northern Ontario was the first member association to cancel its playdowns. It used last season's results to determine representatives for the upcoming nationals.

Calgary is making a pitch to be the host city of the world freestyle ski and snowboard championships next month if public health authorities approve it.

The hill opens for the season on Friday, and WinSport president and CEO Barry Heck says they’re making the safety of guests and staff their top priority.

The decision means the board is cutting ties with the student-athlete program, however, doesn't mean the National Sport School is done for good.

As the colder weather approaches and Albertans are forced to spend more time indoors, residents may be looking for an escape this winter amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

With an eye on Edmonton's success so far as an NHL hub city, Tourism Calgary and WinSport at Canada Olympic Park want the city to be an international hub for a sport they're not ready to reveal.

One Calgary skier has overcome a condition that would have most winter athletes packing their gear.

The reigning Olympic and world men's champion from Deux-Montagnes, Que., collected his ninth win at WinSport's Canada Olympic Park in the last decade.

"It's probably the course where I have the most wins in my career, so it's always great memories when I come back here."

Calgary's Mark Hendrickson went from two blown knees to World Cup gold. Little did he know, there was an even bigger prize in store.