A nice mixed substitute for ever absent Ice Nine. Located in Mt. Wilson area, close to icefield parkway, this is a great mixed route for a short day out.
It offers worryless onsight climbing wih good protection and exposed runout via ice curtain. In my case the cutrain was very narrow and small, but usually it forms fat, so the business of getting onto it is much easier.
Of course, you can always wait the ice to form to the ground and then you'll have your happy hour on Ice Nine
There is a small mixed climbing place being set up on Mt. Cory near Banff. A couple of short routes for those who want to learn or those who want to have a nice and easy day off.
Canadian way of torquing is (was) the hardest route there. About M8+

Out in Kananaskis, there is another fresh mixed climbing place. Limestone mountain has been known for osme easy ice route, such as Wedgesmear. Now some mixed pieces were added.

Here, Raphael on one of the M8 routes
Aljaz in the same route, a picture by Keenan Harvey.

St Claire river near Pont Rouge, Quebec, is hiding (well, no longer) a great mixed climbing area. Lots of climbers come there every year for Festiglace ice climber's meeting.

A great atmosphere and tons of interesting climbs.