| Last Snowfall | Mon 10 Dec (11cm) |
| Last 7 days | 11 |
| Next 9 days | 3 |
| Upper piste depth | 111 |
| Lower piste depth | 70 |
| Upper pistes | Fresh |
| Resort runs | Fresh |
| Off piste snow | Fresh |
| Lifts open | 7 out of 11 |
| Resort | Wed 12 Dec | Thu 13 Dec | Fri 14 Dec | Sat 15 Dec | Sun 16 Dec | Mon 17 Dec | Tue 18 Dec | Wed 19 Dec | Thu 20 Dec |
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There has been minimal new snow across Alberta, although resorts in and around Banff continued to offer a good range of terrain on Monday 10th December, though expect the off piste terrain to be heavily tracked by this point.
In Quebec, both Mont Sainte Anne (25/60cm) and Tremblant (108cm) both reported light dusting of fresh snowfall. However, the coming few days are not currently forecast to deliver any substantial fresh snow. This is a contrast to ski areas further west, with resorts in British Columbia, in particular Whistler (85cm). The resort reported 26cm over the past 24 hours, with a lot more currently on the forecast. Tuesday in particular looks as though it may dump up to another 25cm of fresh snowfall. This would help the resort catch up with regards to its base depth, as it is currently lagging behind some others, including Revelstoke (112cm) and Big White (98cm).
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