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Donna Spencer Mollie Jepsen of Canada competes in the women's super-G, standing, at the 2018 Winter Paralympics in Jeongseon, South Korea, Sunday, March 11, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Lee Jin-man February 11, 2021 - 7:26 AM Mollie Jepsen feels a pang knowing the world alpine ski championships are underway in Italy. The world para snow sports championship would have also started this week in Lillehammer, Norway. Jepsen, a Paralympic alpine ski champion from Whistler, B.C., has not and will not race internationally this winter. Norway's world para snow sport champi...

Movies For Your Monday Don't have an account? Sign up Baxter Maiwald - Maydena Local Lines: Baxter finds some big hucks and shreds his favourite trails at Maydena Bike Park. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video The Dadcam Diaries: Bored with lockdown I put together some bits I captured on the Dadcam over the summer. 15 minutes of shoddy camera work and shameful editing - but there's good people riding bicycles, so it's worth watching for that. To view this vide...

Imagen Super-G gave France's Manoel Bourdenx his first ever World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup medal at Sakhalin 2020 in Russia ⒸYuri Kim/Sakhalin 2020 LOCBy Lena Smirnova | For World Para Snow Sports Last February French standing skier Manoel Bourdenx climbed onto the super-G podium after winning his first ever medal - a bronze - at the World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup.  The emotion and pride were clearly etched on the skier’s face as the French tricolour billowed on the screen behind him and his teammates shouted their encouragement from the stands.  Now, for the first time since t...