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https://www.instagram.com/casablunt/ https://www.instagram.com/bdog_offtheleash/?img_index=5 1st edition of B-DOG's "Off The Leash" in Shawi. Shot & Cut by Raph Sevigny Additional Filming by Louis Lefevre Music Redman - Let's get dirty Skiing by Édouard Thériault Rudy Lépine Ferdinand Dahl Alex Bellemare Phil Boily-Doucet Mat Dufresne Kim Lamarre Olivia Asselin Thomas Galarneau Jérémy Gagné Vincent Gagnier Vince Prévost Dylan Deschamps
Alex Bellemare
Alex Bellemare is a Canadian freestyle skier from Saint-Boniface, born in 1993. He gained international recognition by winning a bronze medal in slopestyle at the 2015 X Games in Aspen and securing multiple World Cup podiums, including a victory at Font Romeu in 2017. He represented Canada at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, finishing 22nd in slopestyle, and also placed 7th at the 2017 World Championships. Known for his smooth style and creative rail work, Alex later focused on video and personal projects, continuing to enrich Quebec and global freeride culture through his artistic approach and dedication to visual storytelling.
Dylan Deschamps
Dylan Deschamps, born in December 2002 in Quebec City, is a young Canadian freeskier specializing in slopestyle and Big Air. A member of the national team since 2022, he quickly made his mark on the Nor-Am circuit with multiple podiums, including a third place in slopestyle at Winsport and a second at Stoneham in 2023. He then proved his talent internationally by winning a gold medal at the Chur Big Air and two bronze medals at subsequent events in Chur and Beijing in 2024. Sponsored by Faction Skis, Oakley, and D-Structure, Dylan is seen as one of Canada’s top freestyle prospects, admired for his smooth style, creativity, and technical precision. Outside competitions, he actively contributes to local video projects and series like RAW, showcasing his artistic vision of freeskiing.
Édouard Thériault - Edjoy
Édouard “EdJoy” Therriault is a young Canadian freeskier born in 2003 in Lorraine, Quebec. He gained attention for his creative street and big air style, blending technical tricks with skate-inspired flair. A junior world champion in slopestyle in 2019 and silver medalist in big air at the 2021 World Championships, he recently stepped away from FIS competitions to focus on video projects and backcountry skiing. EdJoy embodies the “frequenski” spirit, merging creativity, music, visual arts, and skiing with a free-spirited approach.
Ferdinand Dahl
Ferdinand “Ferdi” Dahl, born July 17, 1998, in Oslo, is a Norwegian freestyle skier specializing in slopestyle and big air. He has made his mark internationally with nine World Cup podiums and finished second overall in slopestyle standings in both 2018 and 2021. At the X Games, he has earned three slopestyle medals: bronze in 2019, silver in 2021, and another bronze at Aspen in 2023. He also represented Norway at the Winter Olympics in 2018 in PyeongChang and 2022 in Beijing, placing eighth in slopestyle at his first Games. Originally from Oppegård and trained at Oslo Winterpark, he is known for his smooth, technical style, heavily influenced by skateboarding, excelling on rails as well as in aerial tricks. Ferdinand is also the co-founder of Capeesh Supply and Jib League, actively supporting urban and creative ski culture across Europe and the United States.
Jérémy Gagné
Jérémy Gagné, born in 2004 in Stoneham, Quebec, is a freeskier specializing in slopestyle and Big Air. He began skiing at age 3 and joined the Stoneham Acrobatic Ski Club at 6. Since 2023, he has been part of Canada’s national team and has stood out on the Nor‑Am circuit with several podiums, including silver and bronze in slopestyle and Big Air. In the 2024‑2025 World Cup season, he delivered strong results, including 13th place finishes in slopestyle at Mammoth and Big Air in Chur. Sponsored by D‑Structure, Vulgus, and Armada, he represents the rising Canadian skiing talent, blending passion, consistency, and exciting style .
Kim Lamarre
Kim Lamarre, born May 20, 1988, in Quebec City, is a Canadian freestyle skier specializing in slopestyle. She made her mark at the 2014 Sochi Olympics by winning a bronze medal, securing Canada’s first-ever Olympic medal in women’s slopestyle. Kim later competed at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics, finishing 22nd in the final. Before her Olympic successes, she had already claimed a bronze medal at the X Games Europe and placed 4th at the 2011 World Championships, overcoming several serious knee injuries throughout her career. Inspired from an early age by her grandmother, who was also an Olympian, Kim consistently showed remarkable resilience and boldness, becoming a role model for young Canadian freestyle skiers.
Mat Dufresne
Mat Dufresne, also known as “Mat Douff,” is a Quebec freeskier born in 1999 and based in Montreal. He gained attention for his distinctive approach to urban skiing, blending fluidity, creativity, and unexpected line choices. Mat has featured in standout video projects like MTL, MTL 2, and Word To The Wise, directed by Xavier Mayrand, which earned recognition at street ski film festivals. Beyond his filmed segments, he actively supports the local scene by coaching workshops and mentoring young skiers at Sommet Saint-Sauveur, sharing his artistic take and passion for freeskiing. His style is often highlighted as emblematic of Quebec’s new generation of riders, driven by authenticity and inventiveness.
Olivia Asselin
Olivia Asselin, born February 24, 2004 in Quebec City, is a Canadian freestyle skier specializing in slopestyle and big air. She joined the national team at age 15 after success on the Nor-Am circuit and placed in the top 10 in four of her five World Cup events during her rookie elite season. In 2022, at just 17, she claimed bronze in Big Air at the X Games Aspen and finished 8th in Big Air and 11th in Slopestyle at the Beijing Olympics. She continued her rise by winning gold in Street Style at X Games Aspen 2025 and taking first place in slopestyle in a World Cup event. With a background in moguls and precision work in parks, she is celebrated for her fluid, creative style across all terrain.
Phil Boily-Doucet
Philippe “Phil” Boily‑Doucet, born in 2000, is a rising Quebec freeskier from the Laurentians. He gained attention on the Canadian freestyle scene through technical and creative segments, especially in films made at Bromont and Tremblant with Redsky Films. He’s featured in major urban projects like MTL 2 alongside Mat Dufresne and Paul Vieuxtemps, and regularly shows up in series such as B‑dog Off The Leash, showcasing his jib and park prowess. Competing at the FIS level in slopestyle and Big Air, he has participated in Nor‑Am and World Cup events in Quebec and the U.S. His style is defined by his dedication, steady progression, and commitment to the local and underground freeski culture.
Philip Casabon
Philip Casabon, born in 1989 in Shawinigan, Quebec, is regarded as one of the most creative and influential street and park skiers of his generation. He rose to fame through Level 1 films and numerous videos with Armada, winning the X Games Real Ski twice and being named Skier of the Year in 2018. Loyal to Armada for nearly two decades, he helped design his own pro model, the BDog. Active in street, park, and backcountry, Phil stands out for his smooth style, boundless creativity, and exemplary work ethic.
Rudy Lépine
Rudy Lépine is a Quebec freeskier from the Laurentians, now living in Whistler, British Columbia. He rose to prominence through his creative and technical street skiing segments, featured in underground films like SIMPLE, his web series Psychoactiv, and his standout 2024 project Delirium. As part of the ON3P team, he is known for his raw, committed style that blends skiing with editing and directing, often working alongside filmmakers like Tristan Steen. Having moved to Whistler at just 17, Rudy quickly climbed the ranks of the freeski scene with his authenticity, artistic vision, and DIY approach to urban skiing.
Thomas Galarneau
Thomas Galarneau, born in 2003 in Saint-Sauveur, Quebec, is a young freeskier specializing in slopestyle and big air. As a member of Team Quebec, he has stood out on the Nor-Am circuit, notably finishing 7th in slopestyle at Stoneham in 2022. Alongside competitions, Thomas is passionate about street skiing, taking part in creative video projects like Metamorphosis and SuperUnknown, which have gained recognition at festivals such as iF3 and within the Newschoolers community. Primarily based in Avila, he represents the new wave of Quebec riders who blend contests, urban skiing, and artistic expression, all while showcasing a smooth and committed style.
Vince Prévost
Vince Prévost is a Quebec-born freeskier active in the urban scene since the early 2010s. He first gained attention through his segments in films like Groundwork and on Newschoolers with urban clips such as “Space Edgecut” filmed at Mont Avila. A familiar face at local video challenges, he regularly competes in the Summit Challenge at Mont Saint‑Sauveur, often alongside Alex Miglierinia. His style combines fluidity, creativity, and precise jib technique, contributing significantly to the growth of street skiing in Eastern Canada. He also collaborates with production studios like Brotherhood Films, solidifying his status in Canadian street riding culture.
Vincent Gagnier
Vincent Gagnier, born July 21, 1993, in Victoriaville, Quebec, is a Canadian freeskier renowned for his performances in Big Air and slopestyle. After securing several silver medals on major circuits, he claimed gold in Big Air at the 2015 Aspen X Games—a remarkable feat considering he was coming back from a vertebra fracture just months earlier. Vincent is celebrated for his unique style and inventive tricks, such as his famous “Venom,” drawing inspiration from rollerblading and skateboarding. He also achieved a World Cup Big Air victory in Boston in 2016. Coming from a prominent Quebec freestyle skiing family, with his brothers Antoine and Charles also champions, he represents a generation of riders who place creativity and originality at the core of their skiing.
Vallée du parc
Vallée du Parc is a family-friendly alpine ski resort in Shawinigan, Mauricie, founded in 1972. It features 33 runs (including 4 green, 8 blue, and 20 black slopes) served by 6 lifts (2 quad chairlifts, 2 T-bars, and 1 conveyor), with a vertical drop of 160–168 meters. The area spans about 8 km of trails and includes a terrain park, a ski school, and a 2.5 km alpine luge run that can be used day or night. The resort also offers winter activities like snowshoeing, fat biking, and tubing. With its warm atmosphere and location just 30 minutes from Trois‑Rivières, Vallée du Parc is an accessible and welcoming destination for families and beginners.
Monster Energy
Monster Energy, founded in 2002 in the United States, is best known for its energy drinks with the iconic green claw logo. Early on, the brand heavily invested in extreme sports to build its bold, rebellious image. In skiing, Monster sponsors some of the world’s top freeriders and freestylers like Sammy Carlson, Henrik Harlaut, and Tom Wallisch, supporting both their competitions and film projects. Through these partnerships, Monster Energy has become a major force at the X Games and in top ski productions, helping push the sport’s boundaries. Beyond sponsorships, the brand also organizes and funds dedicated events that showcase skiers’ creativity and style. Today, Monster stands as a symbol of performance and freedom in the freestyle and freeride ski world.
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