As Canadians begin to dig out their hats, helmets and snow gear, ski resorts across the country are getting ready for another long-awaited winter season.

From large to small, the nation has no shortage of ski hills, with many slated to open in late November or early December assuming weather conditions are right. Some mountain resorts are already welcoming skiers, including Lake Louise Ski Resort, Mount Norquay (which is celebrating its centennial in 2026) and Banff Sunshine Ski Resort in the Canadian Rockies.

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If you’re looking to hit the slopes this winter, and take advantage of some early deals, here’s a quick preview of what to expect at 11 ski resorts across Canada.

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