Quebec Ski News Today

After two people lost their lives on Quebec ski mountains in under a week, a ski association is providing safety tips for those who practice the sport.

A first-of-its-kind flying light show is coming to a seaside Quebec mountain this summer. The Massif de Charlevoix ski resort is transforming its chairlift into a six-kilometre immersive spectacle of sound and colour.

A child has died after a weekend accident on a ski hill in Lanaudière, just under two hours north of Montreal. The six-year-old girl was injured while going up a mountain on a T-bar ski lift at Val Saint-Côme around 9:30 a.m. on January 29. She was rushed to the hospital and her condition was unknown until Monday morning when the Sûreté du Québec announced her death.

Quebec's Mont Sainte-Anne ski resort is investigating after one of its lift gondolas fell off its wire Saturday morning. The incident occurred during a daily inspection before the site had opened to the public, the resort said in a statement.

Club Med, the world-famous resort and experiences company, is opening its first-ever Canadian location in Quebecs Charlevoix region. Officials attended a launch event on Monday.After the inauguration of the new ski resort, Premier François Legault, of course, took to Instagram to boast about how proud he is about it."Club Med will be a new luxury showcase for Quebec," the premier wrote. "It will be an important economic engine for the region and will generate spin-offs and lucrat...

The Association of Quebec Ski Resorts joins the tourism industry’s effort to recruit Quebecers, and more specifically students and experienced workers looking for a full or part time job in