Western Canada Looks Set For Record Snowfall Season
February 12, 2012
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Western Canada Looks Set For Record Snowfall Season
http://en.skiinfo.com
February 12, 2012
As parts of North America still battle for good snow cover, some resorts in Alberta and BC look set to break records for snowfall tallys by the end of their long season in May.
Denver: Spring snow welcomed at ski areas
April 18, 2009
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Spring snow shuts down 80-mile stretch of I-70
http://www.oregonlive.com
17 April 2009
The storm was welcomed at ski areas, though, where the economic downturn has reduced bookings more than 8 percent from last year at some resorts.
On Friday, the slopes were packed with late-season skiers and snowboarders taking their final runs of the season most resorts close Sunday.
New England resorts find good snow recession-proof
March 1, 2009
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New England resorts find good snow recession-proof
http://www.boston.com
February 21, 2009
NEWRY, Maine—The economy may be melting down, but the snow keeps piling up at New England’s big ski mountains, enabling them to dodge the avalanche of bad news about job losses and business failures.
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