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Do not treat a website update date as proof that every requirement is settled. Recheck current laws, terms, permits, alerts, and standards for your exact opening date. Keep the approval record above with your operating documents.
Sources for this page
- Canadian Ski Instructors’ Alliance. Instructor training and certification. Check current scope and resort acceptance.
- Canadian Association of Snowboard Instructors. Snowboard instructor training and certification. Check current scope and resort acceptance.
- National Ski Areas Association, Your Responsibility Code. U.S. slope-safety code. Use the code, signs, and rules adopted by the host resort.
- CDC HEADS UP, Responding to a Sports-related Concussion. Remove a participant with suspected concussion; medical assessment and return decisions.
- Canadian Centre for Child Protection, Commit to Kids. Abuse-prevention resources for organizations that serve children. Not a statement of every local reporting law.
- Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Privacy for businesses. Find the privacy rules and guidance relevant to the organization and its data use.
- Avalanche Canada, Training. Recreational avalanche courses. Introductory recreational training is not professional guiding authorization.
- Government of Canada, Starting a business. Canadian starting points for business registration, permits, and tax accounts. This is not a camp licence.