Lake Louise men’s World Cup downhill a go after 2016 cancellation

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The women will race a pair of downhills and a super-G at the resort Dec. 1-3.

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The men’s races in Lake Louise were cancelled in 2016 for the first time in 29 years because cold temperatures came too late to make snow for training runs and races. 

The women’s World Cup went ahead the following week.

The Canadian men return to their home stop on the World Cup circuit looking to add to the dozen medals they’ve won there as the host team.

Vancouver’s Manny Osborne-Paradis was the most recent Canadian man to both stand on the podium and win in Lake Louise. He was second in the 2014 downhill and won super-G gold in 2009.

The Canadian Press