• British Columbia’s Troll Resort proposes an expansion serviced by a 2,600 foot T-Bar.
• Loon Mountain is selling a 1985 CTEC triple chair.
• White Pass’ former Doppelmayr platter is up for sale again.
• The Forest Service accepts Tamarack’s expansion proposal, which now moves to an environmental review.
• UDOT will announce soon whether it will pursue a gondola in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
• Kendall Mountain rope evacuates its only chairlift.
• Vail Resorts reports improving financial results with skier visits up 11.7% from last year and +2.8% from pre-Covid 2019/20.
• Vail will invest an extra $175 million in employees next year including implementing a $20 per hour minimum wage ($21 for maintenance technicians.)
• A child is uninjured after falling from the only chairlift in the Yukon Territory.
• Juneau moves ahead with its used gondola purchase.
• Keystone shows off a map of the Bergman Bowl expansion.
• The owner of Big Squaw appeals millions of dollars in fines.
• A dispute over whether to expand Gunstock Mountain gets very nasty.
• A new gondola has revitalized an entire community in Eastern Canada.
• Bill Jensen talks about the transformation of Sundance and teases a soon-to-be-announced terrain expansion.
• The lift line is cut for Mayflower’s first lift adjacent to Deer Valley.