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  • The Uptrack - Issue #3

    The Uptrack - Issue #3

    As I write this, we are freshly into a new year. A bit arbitrary - perhaps. But the changing of the calendar signals a switch of pace, a reconsidering and a re collecting of our selves for the year ahead. We look back on what we have experienced over the previous 12 months, our successes and failures. We look at the year ahead with hope, excitement and maybe some degree of trepidation.
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  • The Uptrack - Issue #2

    The Uptrack - Issue #2

    Howdy, and welcome back to the Uptrack.

    We have had a lot of positive response to the first addition of this newsletter - It is warming to see that people are keen to tune and slow down for a moment to take in what we are putting together for you. So, thanks for paying attention to us.

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  • Mallory Richard is from Winnipeg, and she has tips for winter running

    Mallory Richard is from Winnipeg, and she has tips for winter running

    Some say that people from chilly places are reserved, maybe even aloof. Not Mallory Richard.

    When I log in for our Zoom call, the screen reads “mallory + infant”, the “infant” being her new daughter, Clara. Barely four months old, Clara coos in the background as Mallory and I talk. Soon, it’s apparent that Mallory’s quirky sense of humour easily rivals that of endurance runner Courtney Dauwalter.

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  • Perpetual Ski - Best Skier on the Mountain

    Perpetual Ski - Best Skier on the Mountain

    Outrageous lines. Terminal exposure. Audacious skiing.  I recently found myself going through the pages of a blog called perpetualski.ca. Stumbling on this website a couple times in the last 2 years, I just couldn't believe how committing the skiing was....

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  • Mt Robson - The Art of History Making

    Mt Robson - The Art of History Making

    In the autumn of 1995 the north face of Mount Robson was finally skied. With little fanfare and no media presence, Ptor Spricenieks and Troy Jungen, from Whistler, walked to the mountain, climbed to its summit and the descended the giant face. (...) Spricenieks recalled, "We dropped in right off the summit and it was really, really, really, really steep and really, really big and we were way scared. It was great." Quoted from Powder Pioneers by Chic Scott
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