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Louise Hudson

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As seen in: The Globe and Mail, Chron, The Dallas Morning News, Calgary Herald, Vancouver Sun, Montreal Gazette, Edmonton Journal, Calgary Sun, The Province, Silver Travel Advisor and
Covers:  heli-skiing, family ski travel, ski tourism, boomer travel, general travel, skiing, cat-skiing, health travel, gluten-free travel
Doesn't Cover: disasters
Ski scribe, travel journalist, author of Winter Sport Tourism: Working in Winter Wonderlands - goodfellowpublishers.com/wintersporttou

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Ski blogger, ski journalist and book author, Louise Hudson is an expert skier with 46 years of serene and scary skiing experiences in most of the mountains of Europe, Canada and USA. She is currently living in Sun Peaks, BC, Canada where she is working for the Sun Peaks Independent News, SNOW magazine in the USA, Silver Travel Advisor in the UK, and Style Altitude in Europe. While living in Europe in the 80s and early 90s, she worked as an overseas representative in French and Swiss resorts for…

Louise Hudson’s Journalist Portfolio

Canadian resorts improve their amenities

Canadian resorts improve their amenities

American ski resorts have been setting the bar for customer service for decades, pioneering free guiding, org…

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Skiing back to the future with retro fever

Skiing back to the future with retro fever

It's usually tough to pinpoint when old hat becomes vintage with fashion or furniture. But for skiers, the '6…

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Ski Guide: Careful planning means knee surgery doesn't have to end your skiing

Ski Guide: Careful planning means knee surgery doesn't have to end your skiing

Just like all keen sportsmen, many skiers and riders succumb to surgery after years of bashing the bumps,

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New generation of women taking over at Lake Louise

New generation of women taking over at Lake Louise

While many females work on the lower ladder of the ski industry, few resorts are actually run by women. But, …

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Find fun on the slopes this Family Day

Find fun on the slopes this Family Day

The family is on the rebound when it comes to ski trips. But most families are opting for shorter bonding bre…

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Renovating Sun Peaks: How sourdough made one local couple overhaul their condo

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By Louise Hudson Verified
| sunpeaksnews.com
The renovation touched every surface of the Buches’ condo, most importantly, a fully reimagined kitchen. Photo by Natalie Dollman/Natalie Dollman Photography What began as a simple desire to bake better bread ultimately became a complete home transformation, one driven by how Sun Peaks winter residents Melissa and Dave Buches actually live, cook and spend time together.
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How to make a ‘home feel truly unique’ through art, memories and nostalgia

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By Louise Hudson Verified
| sunpeaksnews.com
A collection of plates Marj and Roy Knive use to anchor other interior design choices. Photo by Marj Knive Eight years ago, Sun Peaks local Marj Knive and her husband Roy incorporated deep blue tile on the kitchen backsplash and staircase, an unconventional choice when white subway tile dominated showhomes. The collection of Norway’s signature cobalt glass inspired the condo’s colour palette.
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Completing renovations as a part-time resident can be tricky. Here’s how one couple managed their kitchen refresh

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By Louise Hudson Verified
| sunpeaksnews.com
The Skinners managed their kitchen renovation from afar, but with the help of local contractors, were able to keep up to date on all the changes. Photo by Sarah Skinner After owning a home in Sun Peaks for two decades, Sarah and Andrew Skinner were ready to tackle a kitchen upgrade, one that would better reflect their family’s current needs.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reporting on flower shows

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes - I loved them!

How is social media changing news?

Making it instant but sometimes less-researched