OT: Skiing in Ontario 2020/21
#151
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#152
Far from it. But I’m not here to convince someone that is clearly biased.
Talk to the indigenous people that live off the land. Look at the artic sea ice. Look at the melting permafrost in Siberia. There are so many signs of global warming, whether it is man made or not is irrelevant. It is happening. The only nonsense here is your response. Is that how you respond constructively during a meeting at work? I know I don’t talk to people that way, and people that talk to me that way don’t get my respect.
Talk to the indigenous people that live off the land. Look at the artic sea ice. Look at the melting permafrost in Siberia. There are so many signs of global warming, whether it is man made or not is irrelevant. It is happening. The only nonsense here is your response. Is that how you respond constructively during a meeting at work? I know I don’t talk to people that way, and people that talk to me that way don’t get my respect.
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#157
Was at Glen Eden hiking around today. Noticed they’re making snow and we’re moving fire wood and outdoor fireplaces around the parking lot near the warm up huts. Found it odd so much activity was happening. Was their news on ski reopening? I didn’t see anything.
#160
To our Tremblant community,
Following the government's announcement made on February 2nd, some services and activities will resume as of February 8.The boutiques located in the pedestrian village can reopen and organized outdoor activities will again be permitted with certain restrictions. Ski lessons will be offered to a maximum of 4 participants from different households plus the instructor, keeping the 2-meter physical distance. Private and semi-private ski lessons will also be permitted. Details are available in the Snow School section.Those are the changes impacting our operations. The rules for boarding the lifts remain unchanged as well as restaurants, which remain closed, with the exception of takeout and delivery service.
Following the government's announcement made on February 2nd, some services and activities will resume as of February 8.The boutiques located in the pedestrian village can reopen and organized outdoor activities will again be permitted with certain restrictions. Ski lessons will be offered to a maximum of 4 participants from different households plus the instructor, keeping the 2-meter physical distance. Private and semi-private ski lessons will also be permitted. Details are available in the Snow School section.Those are the changes impacting our operations. The rules for boarding the lifts remain unchanged as well as restaurants, which remain closed, with the exception of takeout and delivery service.
#164
Per the news today, It looks like Blue is going to open back up on the 16th. Fingers crossed.
#165
And for the ski lessons. if your trying to get a kid into lessons. They may have to be self-loading, or at an age and size that they don’t need help. Otherwise you may be required to ski with them. Both my kids are instructors, they need to social distance, house bubbles on the chairs, or singles on the lift. Fingers crossed for Ontario hills opening next week.