Brandon Pullan April 11, 2022
Ian Welsted, Ryan Patterson and Justin Guarino find a line up a featured quartzite wall above Lake Louise that included runouts and some loose stone
Brandon Pullan January 5, 2022
Steve De Maio says, “I think it remains important to leave some routes in their original condition”
Brandon Pullan November 2, 2021
Alex Lowe was a top climber during the 1980s and 1990s. He died in an avalanche on one of the world’s highest mountains in 1999
Brandon Pullan November 1, 2021
Heather Mosher’s new film focuses on a tragic avalanche death, the survivors and how a group called Mountain Muskox aims to help
Brandon Pullan October 6, 2021
The film, featuring top climber Lor Sabourin, debuts online on Oct. 6
Brandon Pullan October 6, 2021
The top Canadian boulderer has made first ascents of a number of Ontario and Quebec’s hardest problems this year
Brandon Pullan September 25, 2021
Some gyms have received hateful messages as they work to keep the doors open for their local communities
Brandon Pullan September 14, 2021
The highly anticipated film had its unofficial world premiere at the Arc’teryx Climbing Academy on Aug. 28 in Squamish
Brandon Pullan September 9, 2021
From Lake Huron to the Manitoba border, there’s countless undiscovered cliffs that hold outstanding lines
Brandon Pullan August 3, 2021
Cascade Mountain, Tunnel Mountain, Sulpher Mountain and Mount Rundle are colonial names that replaced Indigenous ones