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This article was published 04/01/2025 (353 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Amy Klym, 9, and her cousin Evan Pollon, 12, practise setting up skis at their family’s resort, Ski Valley, north of Minnedosa on Friday.
Harper Dmytriw, 4, downhill skis with family at Ski Valley on a cold Friday afternoon. Westman will spend the weekend in a deep freeze before temperatures improve next week.
Skiers braving the cold ride the chair lift at Ski Valley on Friday afternoon.
LEFT: Ayla Dmytriw, 6, downhill skis with family on Friday. RIGHT: Gill Smith and her daughter Harper Dmytriw ride the chair lift at Ski Valley on Friday.
Gill Smith and her daughter, Harper Dmytriw, ride the chair lift at Ski Valley on Friday.