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Plenty of Snow in Lake Louise
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LAKE LOUISE, Canada - Early Thursday morning officials cancelled the second men's downhill training in Lake Louise. After an early morning inspection of the race course it became clear that the heavy overnight snowfall would make it unrealistic for the course to be ready in time for the 11h30 start. According to the weather forecast, conditions will not be improving today so cancelling the training seemed like the only option.
Unfortunately, the snowstorm that hit the Canadian province of Alberta and Banff National Park could possibly go on until midday Friday making the third and last scheduled DH training run a challenge. Luckily conditions should drastically improve late Friday and early Saturday and blue skies and very cold temperatures are expected for the weekend and two days of great racing should go according to plan. [View article from FIS]
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Notes from Alberta Alpine
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Legends Club to Reach Over 50 Fast & Female U14s
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Thanks to the generous donations by new and returning Legends Club members, Alberta Alpine is pleased to kick off the season on Dec. 5th and 6th at Nakiska Mountain Resort with the 2014 Legends Club U14 Fast and Female project. This two day event will be focused on the Alberta Alpine U14 female athlete. Alberta Alpine staff will be facilitating opportunities for increasing confidence, boosting self esteem and will lead on snow technical training for both days. Participants will have several opportunities to interact with members of the Canadian Women's Ski Cross athletes, including Kelsey Serwa, Marielle Thompson, and Julia Murray during the World Cup SX event that weekend.
Various presentations related to being a strong, fast and confident female athlete will be hosted by the Fast and Female team lead, M&H Thibeault.
Fast and Female participant parents will have the opportunity to interact with and listen to guest lectures on raising a female athlete, as well as with current Alberta Women's Ski Team and Canadian National Ski Team parents sharing of their experiences in raising their own daughters.

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In July, new federal legislation made it necessary for people to "opt-in" for existing mailing and distribution lists. As it was summer, many may not have seen or realized the requirement for action to stay connect with Alberta Alpine news. If you know of someone no longer getting this important update or would like to receive it now, please forward this copy and invite them to register. Click here to sign up now
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Alpine Canada Unveils New Website
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Enhanced fan focus on social media engagement and exclusive content
CALGARY, AB (MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2014) - Alpine Canada Alpin has launched a brand new, interactive website alpinecanada.org, setting a new digital standard in the world of ski racing on both national and international levels. Created to enhance consumer experience, alpinecanada.org provides unprecedented access to Canada's elite alpine, ski cross and para-alpine athletes, news and events. [Read more]
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World Cup Races start Saturday at Lake Louise
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Coming soon... World Cup Ski Cross at Nakiska
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Coaching News
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CSCF is running a DL Course at COP from DEC 15-19th at COP. There is still space in the course. Register here: http://canskicoach.org/
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