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Ontario Ski Team
Selected Athletes
listed are GP athletes that have been nominated and selected for the 2010/2011 Ontario Ski Team.
Athletes have until Monday May 17th to confirm their position.

 It is with great excitement  that I announce the selected athletes to the 2010-2011 Ontario Ski Team.
Congratulations to both new and returning athletes. This season the Ontario ski team will not be taking first year FIS athletes.

 OST Women - Selected
Samantha Bisnaire
Candace Crawford

 OST Men - Selected
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After a great season, both athletes were invited to the ACA prospect group ,which replaces the current Alpine Canada development sytem.

We have a number of goals for the new development system in Canadian ski racing," said ACA Chief Athletics Officer Max Gartner. "We want to maximize the potential of these athletes coming up through the ranks and increase the pool of talent available at the national team level. We are going to do that by working as partners with the provincial teams, keeping...

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After a wonderful Christmas and winter, an incredible Spring Break and a very warm and sunny Easter weekend, the Club is now closed for the 2009/10 season!

The year took a turn in August when the Tornado wiped out the Whalen Alpine Centre and much of our equipment but through a lot of hard work we were ready to go for the start of the season.  When the weather finally turned cold our Snowmaking Team went to work and by the Christmas Break, we had all lifts running and the snow stayed great right...

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Well it has been a truly incredible weekend so far and we hope that you all have enjoyed yourselves.

As we have communicated previously, our conditions and therefore our operating plans have been changing constantly. There is a wind warning in effect for this evening and the forecast calls for dropping temperatures and rain. Once again that may change our plans as the dawn breaks and we see what snow we have left.

Our plan is to open tomorrow with skiing on Champlain and Rogers, but as mentioned...

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Our new e-mail address is now up and running at social@georgianpeaks.com.

LIFE PEAKS HERE!  It is an exciting time at Georgian Peaks with many changes happening!  This is your Club and we hope you will get involved and help make it what you want it to be!  Consider getting involved by:

 - Volunteering for the Social Committee.  There is a meeting this Sunday, March 29th at 11:30 a.m. in Founders.  Please join us and see if this is a fit for you or let us know by e-mail that you are interested...

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It is that time again.

As we prepare for one of the biggest parties of the season, we wanted to let you know that there are a couple of changes to the event this year.  These changes are a result of the increasing attendance by people who are neither Members nor Guests of Members and our need to control the Club's resulting liability, respond to our insurance provider's requests and protect our liquor licence (something we all value).

When you and your Guests arrive at the Club on Saturday we...

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   Buffet Breakfast     

8am-10am upstairs in the Main Lodge

 

Downhill Dummy's 

8am-11am on the deck

11am-1:30pm on the flats at the bottom of Champlain            

 

Family Feud Photos

10am-12pm at the top of Tomahawk

1pm-3pm at the base of the hill

 

The Peak's Next Top Model Competition

9-9:30am Bay St.

 

So You think You Can Slide

10am-12pm Fun Dual Slalom Lower Rogers

 

Fear Factor Pudding Race

11am on the deck at the top of Champlain

 

Hell's Kitchen BBQ Lunch on the Deck

11am until 2pm

 

Kitchen Nightmare's...

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Please remember to not block the emergency access areas. The areas are clearly marked with signs and/or orange cones.

Our day runs 24 hours. We have staff and members here at all hours of the day and night. We do have emergencies and require ambulances from time to time. This can occur even before the lifts and trails are open for our snowsport participants. In the event of a fire, we will need the fire department to respond. These vehicles are much larger than an ambulance or our personal...

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Originally Posted March 2009

As the sun remains in the sky a little longer and a little higher each day we start to see our snow conditions change. This type of snow is classified as "corn snow". Corn snow is heavy, moisture saturated snow. Corn snow is extremely difficult to groom due to the nature of it clumping together when we try to move it. Machine traction can prove to be problematic as well.

Corn snow can be heavy to ski in. When we ski corn snow there are a few things to keep in mind.

Take extreme caution when...

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