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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of “Amazing Grace” Oaks on Saturday, 23 January 2021, in Vancouver, after a short battle with cancer. Grace was a force to be reckoned with when it came to Masters’ racing that she took up later in life, when a member at Toronto Ski Club located on the north end of Blue Mountain. Grace was “Champion of Champions” in 2004 being the

Our 2020 season started out with a bang with the third World Winter Masters’ Games (WWMG) held in January, in Austria, with over 60 Canadian racers participating, followed by four FIS Masters Cup (FMC) races and the Canadian Masters’ Alpine Championships

Two weeks ago saw 86 competitors from eight different countries compete at the Canadian Masters’ Alpine Championship (CMAC) and FIS Masters’ Cup (FMC) held in Stoneham, Quebec. While CMAC happens each year, this represents the first time since 2008 that Canada has played host to a FMC

Calling all Masters to help us stage a world-class event from 18-23 February 2020, in Stoneham, Quebec. The Canadian Masters’ Alpine Championships (CMAC), being held from 18-21 February, overlaps with the FIS Masters’ Cup (FMC) races being held from 20-23 February. The two events combined is your chance for six races over five days i.e. SG x 2, GS x 2 and SL x 2!

Unless you’ve been buried in a blizzard or off the grid, you surely know about the Canadian Masters’ Alpine Championships (CMAC) and FIS Masters’ Cup (FMC) races being held from 19-23 February 2020, in Stoneham QC, with registration extended to 15 February 2020.

February is fast approaching and so are the auspicious Canadian Alpine Masters’ Championships (CAMC) and FIS Masters’ Cup (FMC) races being held from 19-23 February 2020, in Stoneham QC.

2019/10/06, 29 North American athletes (plus 5 coaches) participated in a 10-day camp, from 6-15 September 2019, in Nevados de Chillan, Chile, that is an active volcano roughly 400 km south of Santiago. Amongst the 29 were four Canadians: Lloyd Sevack, Denyse Houde, Mike Robbins and Daniel Oehy.

2019/09/20, You should all know by now that FIS racing is coming back to Canada! This was announced via a national email on 12-Feb-19. However, the date has changed slightly to one week later than previously announced and is being expanded to include and partially straddle the Canadian Masters’ Alpine Championships (CMAC), with both events being held in Stoneham, QC! CMAC will consist of the traditional 4 races;