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In This Issue

CCC Delivers World-Leading Support
Sara Renner and Thomas Grandi Rally Mountain Community
Heroes of Tomorrow: Interview with Heidi Widmer
Club Spotlight: Hardwood Hills Ski and Bike

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Cross Country Canada Delivers World-Leading Coach and Support Team to Athle=
tes

Canada's high-performance cross-country ski athletes will have a world-lead=
ing coaching
and technical support team alongside their track to the Olympic and Paralym=
pic podiums,
thanks to financial support provided by Own the Podium 2010, Cross Country =
Canada
officially announced in October.
Canada's cross-country skiers will be led by an enhanced coaching structure=
 that
 brings more than 30 years of experience, while also having access to a ful=
l-time
technical support group, and an intergrated support team - all critical res=
ources
essential to preparing for podium performances.
"Canada's cross-sountry skiers have been on a steady rise up the internatio=
nal rankings,
and are now regularly knocking on the door of the international podium at a=
ll levels,"
said Al Maddox, executive director, Cross Country Canada, in a media releas=
e. "Through
the generous support and leadership of Own the Podium, we can now deliver t=
he world-leading
resources our athletes need to gain a competitive advantage and better prep=
are to
reach our goal of regularly climbing onto the podium with the leading natio=
ns in
 our sport."
Dave Wood, who has been the head coach of the National Ski Team for the las=
t decade,
will be advanced into the role of team leader. Wood will be responsible for=
 leading
the team into all major international competitions including World Champion=
ships
 and the Olympic Winter Games. While taking care of all organization, plann=
ing and
logistics of the training and competition schedule, Wood will also supervis=
e all
 technical support services and provide strategic advice in all aspects of =
program
execution while collaborating with other National Ski Team coaches on daily=
 program
delivery.
Arild Monsen has been recruited from Molde, Norway to guide the Senior Worl=
d Cup
 and Olympic Team. An accomplished athlete on the Norwegian National Team f=
rom 1982-1990,
Monsen competed in three World Championships and was a wax technician for t=
he Norwegians
from 1993-97. An international technical delegate on the World Cup from 199=
7-2006,
Monsen was chief of competition at the Norwegian National Championships and=
 has=20
coached Team Trondelag in Norway over the past two seasons. He has also enj=
oyed=20
a number of successful World Cup results. Monsen will play a critical role =
in guiding
Canada's Senior World Cup team while in charge of all details in the day-to=
-day=20
high-performance program within the field of play.
Eric de Nys will continue holding the coaching reigns as Development Team C=
oach.
 During his four-year reign in the national program, he has coached many Ca=
nadian
athletes to significant jumps in performance while competing at the Haywood=
 NorAm's;
Under-23 World Championships; and World Cup competitions.
"World-leading coaching, and a strong support team are core to ensuring Can=
ada's
 cross-country ski athletes will be ready to play their part in helping the=
 Canadian
team achieve excellence, and own the podium in 2010," said Maddox during a =
media
 conference on the roof top of The Alberta Hotel Building in downtown Calga=
ry, symbolizing
Cross Country Canada's objective of the refined support team to lead them t=
o the
 podium.
Canada's Para-Nordic Ski Team will also benefit from additional resources t=
hrough
a revamped support team. Kaspar Wirz, who has been the head coach since 199=
6, will
also be promoted to the role of team leader. Wirz has led Canada's Para-Nor=
dic Ski
Team to multiple podium performances at the last three Paralympics and four=
 World
Ski Championships.
Robin McKeever, who has racked up seven Paralympic medals as a guide for hi=
s brother
Brian, will take over the role as technique coach. McKeever is a nine-time =
able-bodied
Canadian Champion and a member of the 1998 Olympic Team.
Celine Feagan will advance into her second year as biathlon specialist with=
 the=20
Para-Nordic squad. Feagan has more than 13 years of coaching experience, ra=
nging
 from the club level to high-performance in Alberta and British Columbia. F=
eagan
 has worked with the Senior National Biathlon Team from 2004-2006 both as c=
oach=20
and physiotherapist where she travelled to several IBU World Cups and Europ=
a Cups.
Equally as important as the coaches is the the increased capacity for techn=
ical=20
support provided to both the National Ski Team and Para-Nordic Ski Team.
An extremely technical sport with multiple disciplines in variable conditio=
ns, Cross
Country Canada will send seven technicians to support major events such as =
World
 Championships and Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, while up to four te=
chnicians
will be on the World Cup tour, and one technical team member at each domest=
ic event.
Technicians will focus on constant ski testing and ski waxing.
Graham MacLean has been added as a full-time coordinator of technical servi=
ces of
the National Ski Team. While working with the entire technical support team=
, MacLean
will be responsible for ski preparation at specified training camps and com=
petitions,
along with research development and technical readiness for 2010. Ian Daffe=
rn will
continue his role as head wax technician for the Para-Nordic Team.
In addition to coaching and technical services, Canada's Nordic athletes wi=
ll also
have full access to a leading Integrated Support Team consisting of sport s=
cience,
health and sports psychology who will ensure the athletes are race ready.
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Cross Connections
October 2008
Co-editors: Chris Dornan and Ashley Wright
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Dear Cross Connections Subscriber,
I hope you enjoy our new look to Cross Connections.  It will be a work in p=
rogress
for the next few issues so don't hesitate to offer ideas that will make it =
work=20
better for you.
Thank you,
Ashley Wright
Assistant Administrator
Cross Country Canada
[e-mail] [mailto:[e-mail]]
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Sara Renner and Thomas Grandi Rally Mountain Community to Help Save Planet
Olympic and World Cup medallists, Sara Renner and Thomas Grandi, led a grou=
p of=20
more than 200 cyclists for the inaugural 350 ride.
The 20-kilometre recreational ride, which included a number of their fellow=
 Olympians,
took place on the Minnewanka loop in Banff, Alta., October 4, 2008.
Being Olympic winter athletes, Renner and Grandi have a strong connection w=
ith the
environment, their impact and the effects of climate change. The Olympic co=
uple=20
were encouraging 350 other Canadians concerned about the environment to joi=
n them
in the unique ride in support of climate change.
The number 350 is the most important number in the survival of the planet -=
 350=20
parts per million (ppm) of Carbon Dioxide is the safe line for the global c=
limate.
With the world mark currently at 387 ppm, Renner and Grandi are encouraging=
 Canadians
to continue to join them in inspiring political leaders to act and remember=
 this
 critically important number.
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Heroes of Tomorrow: Get to Know Junior Racer Heidi Widmer
Name :  Heidi Widmer
Hometown : Banff, Alberta
Family :  Papa Bear, Erwin Widmer (Owns Ticino Swiss-Italian Restaurant)
Mama Bear, Lorraine Widmer-Carson (Works for the Banff Community Foundation=
)
Brother Bear, Philip Widmer (Canadian National Ski Team Member)
Brother Bear, Matthew Widmer (studying Kinesiology at University of Victori=
a)
Sister Bear, Angela Widmer (Certified CSEP Personal Trainer)
Age:  17
Current Team:  Alberta World Cup Academy
Club Affiliated: Foothills Nordic Ski Club
Best Result: 10th Open Women, 1st Junior Women - Sprint Qualifier U23/Jr. T=
rials,
Duntroon '08
Career Goals: Medal at the Olympics the same day my brother Phil does
How did you get involved in cross-country skiing?  I started off downhill s=
kiing,
but cross-country was always more interesting because there was a lot less =
sitting
around.
How did you balance high school academics with athletics?  A lot of patienc=
e from
my teachers and parents was helpful. I tried to be as efficient as I could =
with=20
the time I did have to study.
School:  Banff Community High School (da Bears!)
School Average:  82%
What is a typical training day?  Driving to the Canmore Nordic Centre, roll=
er ski
technique session and video analysis, eating lunch at my bro's house, nap, =
running
back to the Bill Warren Training Centre, strength training, then driving ba=
ck to
 Banff.
When not skiing I am likely? Napping or making a latte.
When finished skiing I want to?  I will never stop skiing, but I hope to st=
udy in
the field of Environmental Sciences at the University of Victoria or Univer=
sity=20
of Calgary.
Favourite Vacation Spot?  Zermatt, Switzerland or Queen Charlotte Islands, =
B.C
Movie or Read a Book?  Movie
Favourite Book?  Harry Potter Series (Hufflepuff!)
Favourite Movie?  Garden State
Favourite Actor/Actress?  Ziggy Cowan
Favourite Competition Venue:  Canmore Nordic Centre
Favourite Olympic/Paralympic Moment?  Bjornar Hakensmoen giving Sara Renner=
 a new
pole (Team Sprint 2006)
Inspiration? Get 'er Dun.
Favourite Colour? Purple
Cats or Dogs? Dogs, definitely
If I had to do maintenance on my car what could I do? Wash the windows... r=
eally,
really well.
Before a race, I will listen to what song?  This is kind of embarrassing, U=
p in=20
Here - DMX
Favourite Muscian?  Jack Johnson
Biggest accomplishment in life or sport?  Being able to race two World Cup =
sprints
at 16 years old.
If I could rule the world for a day I would? Appoint myself ruler of the wo=
rld so
that I could always rule the world, then have a latte.

What was it like to compete against athletes twice my age at the World Cup?=
 Surreal,
such a great experience. Just when I would catch my breath from racing, I w=
ould=20
see someone like Kikkan Randall or Virpi Kuitunen and be like, 'Oh my, I ju=
st raced
against them'.
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Hardwood Hills Ski and Bike Opens the Door to the Future
For years Jack Sasseville and Mike Badham were amongst hundreds of cross-co=
untry
 ski enthusiasts in southern Ontario who used every second of their spare t=
ime in
the winter months to take advantage of the trails at Hardwood Hills Ski Clu=
b near
Barrie, Ontario - be it for skiing themselves, coaching, or just simply enj=
oying
 the great outdoors.
But as much as the two shared a passion for the sport, they also feared the=
y were
going to lose their second home.
Just after Christmas last year, the news spread fast that Hardwood Hills, t=
he cross
country ski centre with the best-groomed, most extensive trail system in so=
uthern
Ontario, was going out of business.
The employees had just received their pink slips. The owners, who had estab=
lished
Hardwood Hills as a ski centre in the early 1980s, said it was shutting dow=
n as=20
soon as the snow melted in April.
It was sad news. It meant that hundreds of youngsters would have to find an=
other
 place to learn to ski, and the 1,000 skiers who regularly turned up on Sat=
urdays
and Sundays would have to go elsewhere.
"It was pretty simple. If we didn't step in and take this place over it was=
 going
to die," said Sasseville, who has coached every level of skiing in Canada s=
ince=20
1976, and has been a colour analyst for the sport of cross-country skiing w=
ith CBC
since 1998. "Mike (Badham) and I went out to find an investor group with a =
plan=20
to save the place and grow it."
Sasseville and Badham quickly achieved their mission of finding an 11-membe=
r investor
group to purchase the 35 acres of land which was previously owned by Kim an=
d Dave
Viney, and develop a plan to lease the remaining 278 acres from the Simcoe =
County
and Oro-Medonte township.
They raised several hundred thousand dollars from investors and more money =
from=20
skiers buying long-term memberships, with perks like a parking spot and a l=
ocker.
Then they had to make a deal on the land. They met Harry Hughes, mayor of t=
he township
of Oro-Medonte.
"It took a long time to get things moving, but we were finally able to clos=
e on=20
the sale in February," said Sasseville. "The keys were handed over to us in=
 May=20
which was just in time to open the doors to a new mountain bike operation i=
n the
 summer."
Originally just a cross-country ski venue, the newly coined Hardwood Ski an=
d Bike
opened with 88 kilometres of routing on 30 kilometres of actual trails, the=
se are
used for mountain biking and cross-country ski trails - all are named after=
 Olympic
sites beginning with 1994 Lillehammer, Norway up to Sochi, Russia in 2014 -=
 ensuring
year-round enjoyment by area residents.
Sasseville and his crew have not stood still since opening the doors on May=
 1. In
addition to refurbishing the existing terrain, they have spent the summer m=
onths
 renovating the lodge which also complements two houses and a wax shed on t=
he property
that guests can already enjoy.
Just in time for the group's October 16 grand opening with more than 80 mem=
bers=20
in the local community who were instrumental in saving the facility, Hardwo=
od welcomed
three new groomers for their winter operation including a Piston Bully 400,=
 a Yamaha
Rhino and a Yellowstone Ginzugroomer.
"These new groomers will allow us to groom every kilometre of trail every d=
ay to
 the best of our ability," said Sasseville, who will share his time as the =
president
and general manager of the club, with also helping to coach the high-perfor=
mance
 program. "That is our commitment to our guests."
The benefits will extend beyond well-groomed trails. Hardwood Ski and Bike =
has also
re-established its night-skiing program during the week on more than two ki=
lometers
of trails. Lights are being installed on many of the trails allowing them t=
o open
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday.
The extended hours will be sure to benefit not only working professionals b=
ut also
the strong programs already in place. Team Hardwood, which is led by full-t=
ime employee
and coach Mike Doble, currently has more than 30 athletes involved in its p=
rogram.
The team has a strong feeder system with more than 200 Jackrabbits already =
taking
their first steps in developing into the next generation of Canada's elite =
athletes.
With the Hardwood Ski and Bike team quickly ticking off items on its immedi=
ate list
of To-Do's in order to return it back one of North America's top ski areas,=
 it has
ambitious plans for the future.
"Within the next 10 years we would like to build a new lodge, add accommoda=
tions
 and construct an event centre which we believe will help us bring back rac=
e opportunities,"
said Sasseville. "Our long-term plan is to build a ski tunnel and we have a=
lready
been to Finland to investigate the ski tunnel operation they have in place.=
"
The track to the future is shining bright on Hardwood Hills Ski and Bike, a=
nd most
importantly, is being trusted to enthusiastic leaders.
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Notices of Opportunities with Deadlines:


Women on Skis Fall Conference [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H3S3Wv=
V81OrbQrAZ6HPF7bz7JVJoAt_nZIOOy5BluPenRLxkZqwveMse-cljGdgJ0AYPCqkn7BzF91Azp=
6aIwai0vDoQij59meNo_gvXqKNpW-2Nj3baGGr1s5YHTs2owkscTN5tJJYlCNsFWAH6vZm7rGcu=
CGLLXY=3D]
CCC's Women on Skis invites you to an exciting Fall Conference: Fitness and=
 Wellness:
Women in Motion. Come meet other women who are active in Nordic skiing, run=
ning,
 and cycling, and/or those organizations that support fitness and wellness =
through
aerobic sport [Friday, October 17, 2008]

Women In Motion- Grant for Leadership Application [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=
=3D001fVrrmjys7H1G7HRuSgsckJklYbcREN6b3fnv2Eticyj_4VmEboFD_a8TrgonDyaDSjC6w=
iCXKrbAkckNmth7Uka5nFKO3lkpEVOspvKGPaScdFt_15AdSStQ4e1kyAO_-AbQJk1KOF2c5U3d=
DEv6ZTFl25MhkZvjJkRpWYsRVtU=3D]
InMotion Network is pleased to present the Women in Motion program. This in=
itiative
provides an opportunity for Alberta municipalities and community organizati=
ons to
apply for a grant to bring women together to experience physical activity i=
n a relaxed,
fun and enjoyable atmosphere [Friday, October 17, 2008]
National and Divisional TD Update 2008 [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmj=
ys7H3IdQSXjDY5432-epakve3Yj_Ng2Ki6rRJ46-PObReF9ww8PGrvim8yJ5teEHCxvcvu2yj29=
M-D8J5i106ObbWEeuf7Q07LgWyKq5B2IVHSUao3fHAutigBYHU642N3CDkc5S1uIKIpu5Fc8Ad4=
BHc9-6oXf_kV2kk=3D]
CCC is offering a Nat'l TD Update Seminar that will be held in Canmore in c=
onjunction
with the second half of a Level 3 Officials' Course.  Attendance at this co=
urse=20
satisfies the need to maintain TD certification for CCC sanctioned events [=
Wednesday,
October 15, 2008]
News Info - Athletes/Coaches:
Job Notice: Officials' Registry Online Services Coordinator - Cross Country=
 Canada
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H3SrihEyAVV__9bDyWFdkTICREWpLQ9NbzBx=
T_gQZIZRac6gZqnJQ62H3hIUreFBVqMwjACRrK7okp44eQV4ak0Ee9Got5bPVGiAjI9igpU6lV5=
IYEOugYKEQETb97KJRenXx47mDkyH0r4YpgHMN05lA2ae2neq9o=3D]
The Events Committee of Cross Country Canada is seeking the part time servi=
ces of
an Officials' Registry Online Services Coordinator [Wednesday, October 15, =
2008]


News Info - Athletes/Coaches:

2009-10 Athlete Assistance Program Selection Criteria (Able-bodied) [http:/=
/rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H2_BaFz3XMoIRgKrttIl0cAKSoQro55N4kcJG0qd-eS=
BPVDrxJu4PNa0H4pAOdAs6gvqP263NOUvCjPEhIskREEYUxv52ClXNNlUhZUBrDgOR2w9Rz_Yrh=
9JCb7_Pk1fxo=3D][Friday,
October 17, 2008]

2009-10 Athlete Assistance Program Selection Criteria (Para-Nordic) [http:/=
/rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H1bld1f4geEut_oelmDMAzGCgZLNXdEJ7EUODQbxUQI=
r6T0qWfAJsU-oNMbjzco-Zik2mosXacZYOi4kCLhhmve5oUusSWbCKeXXaCYgLOkot3Ks0Yh21U=
vPr53sm-pCtw=3D][Friday,
October 17, 2008]
Haywood Report: Fall Webcams By: Mary Benson [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001=
fVrrmjys7H0StsZGuM2aOsjABRN0EhGjaC_qYPX_N4v2B-4wu96E6sydOZ0Pfkb7fpdjyR1wmCo=
SyEM7hziph9UScHOpeMGZ_oMpXm_cetAdQvbShM11PUyNdA0lTWYXTHaWXGt4fxPe9iwmtBp9fE=
8HdWPoI6EqdCHekn2Qsqw=3D]
Well the weather is changing on the west coast. The winter rain has started=
 and=20
if you are a "Wet Coaster" that means that you start to watch the mountain =
tops=20
[Tuesday, October 14, 2008]

FIS License Numbers 2008-09 [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H0JFrM2b=
UNET8caVV-d2LSQ7ZL-kDQIDIt-gNsB03pd3ZkaOrUIoi7CTKp-jbvSjJsRoP_AiQN_Edvw15uD=
HnKOV7l2Sb40j1eUxZkVE_Ul6qX0QAD1UarZdWbRjCNU5U8kufGJ9N_QKoBA6K0NJ-h4tq5Yqcv=
cbp0=3D]
This is how you can confirm and find your FIS license number
Ski to School Scholarship Winner 2008: Madeleine Williams [http://rs6.net/t=
n.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H0kiD3076Ua6vuN5wjY7LBv7FCEOz9qtScPItwi7WbGjgyBzSe9cE=
QZr9ftTCrCQyQLV27Hl4zmK-77ucHnxqopVG5GPoL74J2BcyoUgAJpQS3Rcwm_HLDV72BI1Ukor=
HL-G-gRvs5rtVdFCFmoe2o_AfbDDv4FNv8=3D]
Congratulations to Madeleine Williams, the winner of the 2008 Ski to School=
 Scholarship.
Madeleine is a member of Edmonton Nordic Ski Club and was a Junior National=
 Team
 member for three years and a Senior National Team member for three more [T=
hursday,
October 9, 2008]
Haywood Report: The Ultimate Teammate By: St=E9phanie Drolet [http://rs6.ne=
t/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H0z3iObwT8ORHfeJYLba9PBFzw50AVg7Mj9vJEp9ZoPL5TE8Vz=
tyZw7oP7ld0wJUo6q9zqO2Q78CrfQE5TvyKEgs7lQ1_peHU0rycwy6A79rCuhME0JPmnVQzwPvl=
hd4CfZuiCE846BLbruLDoB7q9mbLtz_t2LvGg=3D]
Most of us have either brothers or sisters. There may be two or three in th=
e family
practicing the same sport: cross-country skiing. I would like to take advan=
tage=20
of this opportunity given to me to present you with my alter ego [Monday, S=
eptember
29, 2008]

Canada's FIS Continental Cup Series 2008-09 [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001f=
Vrrmjys7H1D9Kfn7WVe5v3SMHutSaWUwblYFF1bd5SvZtJ1He0L21kx0cD-U6kXd7QjrAdIoqOj=
vBPuS3I_hqK_aR91YNogZFtfdfOXQJWIjKVbg5SMbyBu-D--bt_hsHBpyN_XsjM=3D][Monday,
September 29, 2008]

Ski Community News:

Race Notice: Haywood NorAm - November 29-30, 2008 [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=
=3D001fVrrmjys7H1fHwOkuDGg7qmBHhav80Y0fnknbZda1R1EqRmFJjPgtONoMhXVM9XumVJjN=
1x6Jq-Z1hM5SgMlKjIS1Y_GOs-Y3NV2PzwxT1yYFHy5Gyvn-XXr9g7z9mK2eExnWHyauJU=3D][=
Wednesday,
October 22, 2008]

Race Notice: Haywood NorAm, Teck Sprints and Ontario Cup #1 - December 20-2=
2, 2008
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H2XsHO58vC9bcAP5jVsjq2I6XqduUuVZ_EVa=
wIUF3ucwJl0kXyeO59nivfqnOY91tBBIJbmfv3irIQg8asdI3ZDmiT7soRyU1cjCS_2d5_hFL2H=
HsUprwjbSjJm2c4pYXc=3D][Tuesday,
October 21, 2008]
Race Notice: Haywood NorAm and Teck Sprints - December 6 & 7, 2008 [http://=
rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H00QMR4KDdNUXyBVWk9gkijUy9ulHX5I3rKmpXnUbddX=
VLrR4ZAmMKnxxlRL1MJ7rEXk8GEK3Xhm0T-S__xmlRE2FWGWtwOWYva8x6rHE9-vGAHGI_pOXL2=
4AUfbiQzLfs=3D][Friday,
October 17, 2008]
2009 Project Podium Calendar Preview - Coming Soon!! [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp=
?e=3D001fVrrmjys7H1yRsp9vK3Y6eUR5hC39QNkvXxhJ9e5bziG0rGFaFaZ_lCs6aU6QAgN8II=
81oJXHtitjCoWPepxEv1JrX1UoZaWoencMjXjk4Uo0CNrq80tOSnWBBDtCG6GpFXE6aS1aQFLKK=
Yiaxx9pWx-2C7hDHl-OuNMe9OfOs8=3D]
The 14-month 2009 Project Podium Calendar, coming soon, is looking better t=
han ever
before!  [Tuesday, October 14, 2008]

Comment 1

[Joshua Cranmer [:jcranmer]]

Could you please post the entire message source as an attachment? The problem almost certainly lies in the HTML version of the message, which was elided from your post.

Comment 2

[Joshua Cranmer [:jcranmer]]

RESO INCO per lack of response to last comment. If you feel this change was made in error, please respond to this bug with your reasons why.