Getting the
Kids Active Your Family’s New Year’s Resolution?
Pick up a SnowPass for your
4th or 5th grader
and get them skiing and snowboarding this
season!
Wondering what to
do to get the kids outside and active this New Year? The Canadian Ski Council
has you covered. The CSC’s Grade 4 & 5 SnowPass provides children in grade 4
and 5 with three lift tickets at each of the 150+ participating ski areas across
Canada for just $29.95. That’s enough skiing and snowboarding to keep them busy
from now until the end of the season.
Skiing and snowboarding are two of
Canada’s hottest winter sports and millions of parents know that it’s the best
way to keep their little bundles of joy active and entertained during the
winter. “Learning a new sport is an excellent opportunity for families to not
only bond,” comments Paul Pinchbeck, President and CEO of the Canadian Ski
Council, “it’s also an exhilarating and healthy way for children to gain
self-confidence, pride, and a great way to stay fit and active during the winter
months.”
With a brand new year ahead of us, the Canadian Ski Council understands that
budgets are tight. That’s why for the past 20 years we have been dedicated to
making it easy and affordable for all parents to get their kids started in
skiing and snowboarding.
The Grade 4 & 5 SnowPass is a national
program and can be used at over 150 ski areas across Canada, including 31 ski
areas in British Columbia, 24 in Alberta, 1 in Saskatchewan, 3 in Manitoba, 31
in Ontario, 59 in Quebec, 8 in Atlantic Canada, and 1 in the Yukon. So no matter
where you live, everyone can take advantage of this fantastic offer. To see a
full list of participating ski areas, please visit www.snowpass.ca.
Registering
your child for a SnowPass is easy and any child in grade 4 or 5 is eligible (or
those born in 2006 or 2007). Just visit www.snowpass.ca, upload your child’s picture and proof of age,
enter your method of payment, and presto – your child’s personalized SnowPass
ePass will be emailed to you.
With all the snow that’s falling, it’s
never too soon to get your children outside on the slopes and take full
advantage of the savings that the SnowPass program offers. So bundle up the kids
and get outside and enjoy the joys Canadian winters have to offer.
Grade
4 and 5 SnowPass information and applications are available online at www.snowpass.ca
or www.passeportdesneiges.ca.
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The Canadian Ski
Council is a not for profit association that was founded in 1977 and works on
behalf of its member organizations to increase participation in recreational
skiing and snowboarding in Canada.
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