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ROSSLAND
SPRING/SUMMER 2019
RECREATION
PROGRAM
GUIDE
Register
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recreation
ROSSLAND
Page 1 RECREATION
ROSSLAND FACILITIES AND BOOKINGS
GENERAL INFORMATION
CITY HALL Miners Hall
2196 Leroi Ave, Box 1179 1765 Columbia Ave
Rossland, B.C. V0G 1Y0 Festivals, arts and culture, weddings, birthday parties,
Hours: 9 am – 4 pm small to large meetings and events, film showings, etc.
250-362-7396
rossland.ca Rossland Arena and Lounge
RECREATION 1865 Third Ave
Ice rental, tournaments, dry floor rental, lounge for meetings,
SERVICES birthday parties and family gatherings.
Ph: 250-521-0137
Need help registering? Fields
Call or email and set up a time JUBILEE, CENTENNIAL AND COOK AVENUE
to get a registration tutorial at Sporting Activities, games and tournaments.
City Hall or over the phone.
Parks
PIONEER, NICKLEPLATE AND ROSSGLEN
Follow us on Facebook and
Play spaces, family gatherings, reunions, wedding, photography
Instagram to stay up to date!
Recreation Programmer: COMMUNITY GARDEN AT NORTH END OF JUBILEE
MELISSA GRESLEY-JONES BIKE SKILLS PARK
250-362-2327 Rossglen – Beginners and intermediate
Cell: 250-521-0137 Centennial – Advanced bike skills
Email: recreation@rossland.ca
development and practice
Manager of Recreation:
KRISTI CALDER
778-457-5037
DON CONWAY
Email: recreation.manager
@rossland.ca
POOL
250-362-5455
pool@rossland.ca
Pool Manager available May 13
to August 25, 2019
HOLIDAY
CLOSURES
Victoria Day
BC Day
DON CONWAY
Canada Day
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ROSSLAND MINERS’ HALL
FACILITIES
The MINERS’ HALL is a historical building in a central
location downtown Rossland. This facility includes various
rentable spaces to accommodate all types of events
including weddings, funerals, live performances, fundraisers,
meetings, fitness classes, etc.
The PERFORMANCE HALL is a 2082 square foot room,
including a warming kitchen and stage area with an
occupancy load of 198 (156 with tables and chairs). The
hall dimensions are 38'4" x 54'4" and the stage dimensions
are 17'9" x 27'3". Recommended uses of the Performance
Hall include live bands and performances, fundraisers,
weddings, funerals.
Users can choose to also rent access to the ATTIC GREEN
ROOM when renting the Performance Hall space. This
432-square foot room with two bathrooms, one shower,
kitchenette, lockers, mirrors, couch and two lounge chairs
is accessed via stairs off the stage in the Main Hall. The Attic
Green Room is ideal for groups using the Main Hall for plays,
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musical acts, etc where actors/musicians require a room to
prepare and change.
The LILY MAY ROOM is a 17' x 42' (714-square-foot), newly
renovated post-and-beam-style meeting/social room. The
Lily May Room has occupancy load of 75 and is ideal for
baby showers, small gatherings, book clubs, etc.
The Lily May Room includes the
Attic Lounge, a 340-square-foot
entrance room with coat rack,
kitchenette (55 square feet)
and bathroom.
To decide if the Miners’
Hall is right for your
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event, which space is
best suited, pricing and
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how to book, go to www.
rossland.ca/facilities/
miners-hall or to see a live
schedule and request a date
go to rossland.ca/recreation.
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HOW TO REGISTER
REGISTRATION
Go to: rossland.ca/recreation
Need help registering? Call 250-362-2327 or email
recreation@rossland.ca and set up a time to get a
registration tutorial at City Hall or over the phone.
Log in or create an account if you have never
registered for any programs with the City of Rossland.
Ensure all family members are on account.
If a course interests you, please register early.
Many programs end up cancelling for lack of
ROSSLAND RECREATION/LESLEY CHISHOLM
registration, only to have folks call in the day it’s to
start. Please try to register a minimum of five days
before a course is scheduled to start, to ensure it runs.
This gives the instructor time to prepare and allows
the Recreation Department to organize all the details;
including waivers, registration information, facility
preparation and purchasing supplies.
REGISTRATION
INFORMATION
Pre-registration is necessary for all programs, unless otherwise
stated.
Some classes fill quickly. If the class you want is full, please
ask to be placed on the waitlist. You will be contacted if space
becomes available or if we add an additional class.
If a class does not have the minimum number of participants
registered, three days prior to the beginning of the class,
the class will be cancelled. Please register early to avoid
disappointment.
Registration PAYMENT
opens April 8, All registrations require payment and are accepted on a first
2019! come, first served basis.
The quickest and easiest way to register is online with our online
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registration software.
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REGISTRATION
ROSSLAND RECREATION/LESLEY CHISHOLM
REFUNDS
Full refund if cancelled more than five business days
Looking prior to program start. Please note that programs can be transferred
for program or cancelled five business days in advance of the program start,
with refund. Cancellations or transfers made within five days are
leaders dependent on program registration and staff scheduling, and no
We are looking for leaders for refund is guaranteed within this time.
some of our programs. See this
symbol ? Contact us if you are PHOTOGRAPHS & VIDEOS
interested as we may not be The Recreation Department will be using pictures and videos of local
folks and children, enjoying recreation in Rossland. We will attempt
able to run the program
to obtain written consent from individuals who are featured in the
without a leader. pictures and videos, but this may not always be possible. If you have
any concerns about being represented in photos or videos taken by
the Recreation Staff, please let us know.
PROGRAM MINIMUM AGES
For the enjoyment of all participants, children must be the correct
age by the last day of the program. Exceptions may apply for
program-specific reasons.
PRO-RATING POLICY
By registering and paying for a program, you are committing to
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attending the full duration of the program.
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PRE-SCHOOL YOUTH
RECREATION PROGRAMS
Recreational Lacrosse
for All Ages
Everyone welcome for this Drop In
Co-ed Lacrosse session. Come out and
learn the sport or practice your skills.
Helmets, hockey upper gear (chest
protector and elbow pads), hockey
gloves and jock or jill required.
If you need to borrow a stick email
wkjrlax@gmail.com.
ROSSLAND RECREATION/LESLEY CHISHOLM
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 7 – 8 pm
Date: July 30 – September 10, 2019
(7 classes)
Cost: $30
Location: Arena Dry Floor
Tots Soccer – 3 – 5 years TBall – 4 – 6 years
Join us to learn the fundamental Join us to learn the fundamental
movements of soccer: running (with skills of baseball: movement skills,
and without the ball), jumping, throwing, receiving, hitting, base
twisting, kicking, throwing and running. At this level, the
catching. At this level, the objective is objective is to get moving
to get moving and keep active. Parent and keep active. Parent
participation may be required. participation may be
Day: MONDAY required.
Time: 3 – 3:45 pm Day: Wednesdays
RO
Time: 4 – 4:45 pm
SSL
Date: April 29 – June 24 (8 classes)
AND
Cost: $40 Date:
RECREATI
Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field May 1 – June 26
(9 classes)
ON/LESLEY C
Day: MONDAY Cost: $45
Time: 4 – 4:45 pm Location:
Date: April 29 – June 24 (8 classes)
HISH
Arena Dry Floor /
OLM
Cost: $40 Cooke Field
Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field
Day: WEDNESDAY
Time: 3 – 3:45 pm
Date: May 1 – June 26 (9 classes)
Cost: $45
Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field
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ADULT
RECREATION PROGRAMS
Group Cycling Classes CYCLE FUSION: Get the best
of both worlds! Spend half
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Open to participants of all fitness levels
and riding experience. Group Cycling the class on the bike and
is the most popular fitness trend of the half the class off the bike for
decade. Workouts can be modified to a great cardio and muscular
high or low intensity depending on your conditioning workout.
personal goals. No matter what, be
prepared to sweat! Please bring water POWER CYCLE: This class is
and a hand towel to class. Optional designed to use power to
equipment includes: cycling shoes and strengthen the body and the
gel bike seat. mind. You will be challenged
Location: Miners Hall - Lodge Room with high resistance hill climbs
Cost: $12 – payable online only at that will tone your muscles and
Transfers to other riders acceptable.
sprints that will make your heart
www.rossland.ca/recreation Minimum 3 participants registered for
pump. Wrapping up the hour
class to run. with core work and stretching.
Pre-registration required. Register for
as many classes as you want! Classes run for May only and will CYCLE AND CORE: Join for a 45
No restrictions on advance registration. start back up in September. Check minute ride followed by core
No refunds after purchase. out AquaZumba this summer! work off the bike.
DAY TIME CLASS STYLE INSTRUCTOR
Monday 12 - 1 pm Cycle Fusion Melissa Gresley-Jones
Tuesday 6 - 7 pm Power Cycle Jennifer Johnson
Wednesday 7 – 8 pm Cycle and Core Jennifer Brennan
Thursday 7 – 8 pm Cycle and Core Sarah Christensen
Saturday 8 – 9 am Varies Varies
Recreational Sports at RSS
DAY PROGRAM DATES TIME REGISTERED DROP IN FEE
FEE
Tuesday
Womens April 30 – June 18 6:30 – 7:30 pm $16 $5 RSS Gymnasium
Basketball
Co-ed April 30 – June 18 7:30 – 9 pm $16 $5 RSS Gymnasium
Basketball
Wednesday
Pickleball May 1 – May 29 6 – 7:30 pm $10 $5 RSS Gymnasium
Thursday
Volleyball May 2 – June 20 7:30 – 9 pm $16 $5 RSS Gymnasium
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CAMP
SUMMER CAMPS
BLACK
BEAR
5 – 12 years *
Rossland Recreation and Rossland Museum We are excited to have the new bouldering facility Flux, and arts
are joining forces again to offer you a summer and crafts studio Cabine host some activities this summer!
of awesome camp experiences.
Registration:
• 20 spaces available
• Register for a full week or single day camps. Note: Aquatic
camps offer full day, full week or half day, full week option.
• Registration closes every Friday at noon for the upcoming
week. Registration will not be granted after this time.
• In order to register, you must first fill out the pre-
registration package here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/
*Kids must be turning 6 by December 2019 and have rosslandsummercamp
been in Kindergarten. We cannot take registration for kids • Upon email confirmation you will be granted access to
younger than this due to licensing requirements. online registration.
What to bring:
• Enough peanut free food and a water bottle each day
• Appropriate sun protection (clothing, hat, sunscreen)
• Shoes and a backpack (we are active and walk throughout
the community every day, please be prepared).
FEES
Full Week Camp $200 (5 day $160 (4 day
camps) camps)
ROSSLAND RECREATION
Single Day Camp $45
(not available for
aquatic camps)
Half Day Camp $100 $80
(aquatic camps only) (5 day camp) (4 day camp)
TIMES
ROSS
Camp Times 9 am – 5 pm
LAND RECREAT
Drop off 8:45 am
Pick Up 4 – 5 pm (except on Fridays,
ION
pick up by 4 pm)
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SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE:
RECREATION PROGRAMS
SCHEDULE
Week 1: July 2 - 5 TIME TRAVEL ADVENTURE
Registration Deadline: June 28 Ahoy Maties! Come join for some more Pirate-ness at the Rossland Pool this summer. Walk
the plank and build your own pirate ships to race on the last day. In the afternoon, teams
will go on a dinosaur dig, complete paleo crafts and volcano stones at the museum.
Week 2: July 8 - 12 SPORTS: AMAZING RACE!
Registration Deadline: July 5 Spend the week trying out different sport activities including, baseball, soccer, and floor
hockey. Kids get to play games and have fun trying different activities that help build the
fundamental movements of running, jumping, kicking, throwing and balancing, giving
them the skills to participate in many sports. In the afternoon form two teams, and
complete endless challenges over the five days.
Week 3: July 15 - 19 WILD AT ART
Registration Deadline: July 12 Join Shelley Painter at Cabine for nature inspired art and crafting in the morning.
Spend the afternoon learning creative art skills and enjoying nature.
Week 4: July 22 - 26 ROSS WORTS: SCIENCE
Registration Deadline: July 19 Magic can be fun, especially when its combined with swimming and our awesome
magicians at the pool in the morning. Continue the adventure in the afternoon with
herbology, potions, astronomy and mystery at the museum.
Week 5: July 29 – Aug 2 EXTREME EARTH
Registration Deadline: July 26 Spend three mornings rock climbing at the Flux bouldering facility and in the afternoon
explore the great ice age, exploding volcanoes, tsunamis, earthquakes and tornadoes at
the museum.
Week 6: Aug 6 - 9 PIONEER SURVIVOR
Registration Deadline: August 2 Spend the morning trying different activities that help build movement skills of
running, jumping, kicking, throwing and balancing, including a visit to Flux Climbing
Gym. In the afternoon, teams will complete challenges worthy of the pioneers, starting
a fire, weaving yarn, making stilts and wild crafting at the museum.
Week 7: Aug 12 - 16 SUPERHERO
Registration Deadline: August 9 Spend the morning in the pool with water, raft and tight rope challenges with a superhero
twist. Spend the afternoon creating a comic strip and stop motion animation, a super
hero adventure course and make a super hero mask at the museum.
Week 8: Aug 19 - 23 ROSS WORTS: MUGGLE ARTS
Registration Deadline: August 16 Spend the morning creating art with Shelley Painter at Cabine that Potter would be
proud of. In the afternoon, make muggle arts and crafts at the museum that only wizards
would love.
Week 9: Aug 26 - 29 STEM AND SPORTS
Registration Deadline: August 23 Finish off the summer with a morning of sports activities and an afternoon of STEM
and coding.
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AQUATIC
JUNE POOL SCHEDULE
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Rossland
SCHOOL AND DAYCARE BOOKINGS 9am–12pm Pool opens
June 2nd and
LAP SWIM 12–1pm (AQUAZUMBA – Wed 12:15–1pm)
closes August
SCHOOL AND DAYCARE BOOKINGS 1–3pm
25th.
PUBLIC SWIM 3–5:30pm*
LAP SWIM
JEN
5:30-6:30 pm
NIFE
SWIM LAP SWIM
R MAR
LESSONS SWIM LESSONS
5-6:30 pm 5:30-6:30 pm 5-6:30 pm
GARET PHOTO
AQUAZUMBA
5:30-6:30 pm
GRA
STINGRAY SWIM CLUB 6:30–7:30pm
PH
Y
*One lap may be available
depending on public JULY/AUGUST SCHEDULE
swim attendance
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Closed on STAT Holidays –
July 1 and August 5
SWIM LESSONS AND DAY CAMPS 9am–12pm
Weekend Public Swim
Schedule to come. LAP SWIM 12–1pm (AQUAZUMBA – Wed 12:15–1pm)
Follow us on Facebook to stay
up to date on adjustments to
our pool schedule.
PUBLIC SWIM 1–5:30pm*
DID
YOU KNOW LAP SWIM
we have staff who SWIM LAP SWIM 5:30-6:30 pm
have French speaking LESSONS SWIM LESSONS
5-6:30 pm 5:30-6:30 pm 5-6:30 pm AQUAZUMBA
experience. Come find 5:30-6:30 pm
them and practice
your French this
summer! STINGRAY SWIM CLUB 6:30–7:30pm
10 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 Register at rossland.ca/recreationAQUATIC
FACILITY ACCESS FEES*
Age Drop In Seasons Pass (12 weeks) Pay it off in:
Infant 2 and under FREE FREE
Child 3 – 6 years $2 $24 12 visits
Youth 7 – 12 years $4 $48 12 visits
Teen 13 – 18 years $5 $60 12 visits
Adult 19 + $6 $72 12 visits
Family (MAX 4 people) $15 $180 12 visits
*Bylaws are under review. Fees may be updated for the 2019 Season.
SWIM LESSON PRICING
AquaTot Drop In 1 lessons $7
AquaTot Registered 8 Lessons $45
Pre-School 30 minutes 8 Lessons $45
Red Cross - 30 30 minutes 8 Lessons $45
Red Cross - 45 45 minutes 8 Lessons $55
Red Cross – 60 60 minutes 8 Lessons $65
Private Lessons 30 minutes 1 lesson $20
POOL RENTALS LOOKING
Our facility is available to rent when not open to the public (based on staffing availability). TO
VOLUNTEER?
Do you need to complete
FEE TIME INCLUDES
your Water Safety
$115 plus GST 90 minutes 2 lifeguards Instructor teaching
experience? Join our
instructors!
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Register at rossland.ca/recreation SPRING/SUMMER 2019 11SWIM LESSONS
AQUATIC
PARENT AND TOT (4 MONTHS – 3 YEARS)
Orientation to water for babies and parents. The goals are to help babies experience buoyancy and movement through
songs and play in the water. Depending on age and comfort, participants will learn how to kick with an object, perform basic
floats and glides and submerge.
PRESCHOOL AGE (3 – 5 YEARS)
Sea Otter Using games and activities, swimmers learn to open their eyes under water and practice floats and
glides with assistance.
Salamander Swimmers learn to swim 2 meters, and practice floats and glides unassisted.
Sunfish Swimmers learn to swim 5 meters, increase their front and back glide with kick, develop their rollover
glide. Safety skills include deep-water skills and use of a PFD
Crocodile Swimmers learn to swim 5 meters on their front and back. Safety skills include jumping into deep-
water and performing surface support for 10 seconds.
Whale Swimmers perform a front and back swim for 10 meters. Safety skills include identifying safe
swimming areas, swimming 5 meters, surface support for 20 seconds.
SCHOOL AGE (5 – 12 YEARS)
Level 1 Swimmers receive orientation to water and pool area and work on floats, glides and kicks. Endurance
is built by working on the 5m swim.
Level 2 Work on front swim (5m) and learn about deep-water activities and PFD. 10m flutter kick and 10m
distance swim.
Level 3 Introduction to diving and teaches swimmers how to make wise choices where and when to
Introduction to diving and teaches swimmers how to make wise choices where and when to swim.
Endurance is built by working on flutter kick and a 15m swim.
Level 4 This level introduces the front crawl and back swim kneeling dives, support surface (45sec), develop
greater sense of self safety. Endurance built through 25m swim.
Level 5 Introduces back crawl (15m), sculling skills, whip kick on back, stride dives and treading water.
Endurance is built through 50m swim.
Level 6 Front crawl focus on hand entry and breathing, back crawl focus on arm position, elementary
backstroke, safety on ice and rescue of others with throwing assistance.
Level 7 Builds skills and endurance for the front crawl, back crawl, elementary back stroke, whip kick
introduced on the front. Swimmers learn airwwway and breathing obstructions. Endurance is built on
a 150m swim.
Level 8 Introduction to Breast stroke and feet-first surface dives. Learn about the dangers of open water,
hypothermia, & rescue breathing. Use eggbeater skill for 3 minutes. Endurance is built on a 300m swim.
Level 9 Refines the front crawl, back crawl, elementary back stroke, and breast stroke. Head first surface dives.
Endurance is built on a 400 m swim.
Level 10 Final assessment of strokes. Learn about sun safety, rescue of others from ice and surface dives.
Endurance is built using dolphin kick and 500m swim.
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Parent and Tot Lessons
Must have three registered in Parent and Tot for drop-in access to be made available.
WEDNESDAYS 3 pm
Monday/Wednesday Lesson Sets
JUNE 3 – 26 (8 CLASSES), 5 – 6:30 PM
5:00 – 5:30 pm Sea Otter Salamander Level 6/7 (5 – 5:45)
5:30 – 6:00 pm Sunfish Level 1 Level 8/9/10 (5:30 – 6:30)
6:00 – 6:30 pm Level 4/5 Level 2/3
JULY 3 – 24 (7 CLASSES), 5 – 6:30 PM
5:00 – 5:30 pm Sea Otter
5:30 – 6:00 pm Level 1 Salamander
6:00 – 6:30 pm Level 4/5 Crocodile/Whale
JULY 29 – AUGUST 21 (8 CLASSES), 5 – 6:30 PM
5:00 – 5:30 pm Sea Otter Salamander
5:30 – 6:00 pm Sunfish Level 1 Level 8/9/10 (5:30 – 6:30
6:00 – 6:30 pm Level 2/3 Level 4/5
Tuesday to Friday Lesson Sets
JUNE 4 - 14, AFTER SCHOOL LESSONS
3 – 3:30 pm Sea Otter /Salamander
3:30 – 4:30 pm Level 8/9/10
JULY 9 - 19 AND/OR JULY 30 -AUGUST 9, 9 AM – 11 AM
9:00 – 9:30 am Sea Otter Level 1 Level 8/9/10
9:30 am – 10:00 am Salamander Level 2/3
10:00 – 10:30 am Sunfish Sea Otter Level 6/7
10:30 am – 11:00 am Salamander Sunfish Level 4/5
Wondering what level your child should be in as they RED CROSS SWIM
PRESCHOOL
RED CROSS SWIM
KIDS
transfer from preschool to school age lessons? Starfish Level 1
Check this out Duck
Level 2
Sea Turtle
LEGEND: Salamander Level 3
Completed or incompleted Sunfish
Completed Level 4
Crocodile
Incompleted Whale Level 5
Register at rossland.ca/recreation SPRING/SUMMER 2019 13ADVANCED LIFESAVING AND FIRST AID COURSES
AQUATIC
Start your career in Aquatics at the Rossland Pool this summer!
Bronze Star
The Bronze Star is designed for Youth.
This course introduces the lifesaving
principles in the four components of
water rescue education: Judgement,
knowledge, skill and fitness.
Day: Monday and Tuesday
Time: 11 am - 5 pm
Date: July 8 and 9
Cost: $150
Location: Rossland Pool
Bronze Medallion /
Bronze Cross
The Bronze Combo Camp is designed
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for Youth to take both the Medallion
and Cross at the same time.
The Medallion course introduces
the lifesaving principles in the
four components of water rescue
education: Judgement, knowledge,
skill and fitness. The Cross is designed
for lifesavers who want the challenge
of more training and is a prerequisite
for all advanced training programs, Standard First Aid and CPR C Standard First Aid and
including National Lifeguard (NL) and Standard First Aid (SFA) is the most CPR C Recertification
Instructor Certifications. The Bronze comprehensive first aid training SFA and CPR C expire every 3 years,
Cross includes a 600 meter timed swim program for the general public and is a but you may be required to re-certify
and CPR-C. Bronze Cross is also worth prerequisite for the National Lifeguard you certification sooner based on job
2 Grade 11 High School Credits. program. Standard First Aid trains requirements.
Dates are tentative based on instructor rescuers in the skills and knowledge Day: Tuesday
availability and registration. Please sign needed to assess and provide basic
Time: 9 am – 6 pm
up and we will confirm closer to date life support to patients with airway,
Date: May 28 (1 class)
of course. breathing, or circulatory emergencies
as well as how to manage medical,
Cost: $125
Day: Tuesday - Saturday
musco-skeletal and environmental Location: Miners Hall
Time: 9 am – 5 pm
Date: July 2 – 6 emergencies.
Cost: $200
Location: Rossland Pool
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 9 am – 6 pm
AQUATIC CAMPS
Date: June 4 and 11 See Camp Black Bear for more
Cost: $225 information.
Location: Miners Hall
14 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 Register at rossland.ca/recreationSPECIAL EVENTS
AQUATIC
All special events are Toonie Events sponsored by
local businesses! All proceeds from these events
go to the Rossland Recreation Bursary. In addition,
NDCU is challenging the community to come out
and help support the bursary program. NDCU will
match donations from these events up to $400.
See Page 16 for more information on the bursary.
OPENING DAY PARTY
Sponsored by DJM Contracting
June 2nd, 3 – 5 pm
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GLOW SWIM
Sponsored by Burb City Services
June 19th, 7:30 – 9:30 pm
FLOATING MOVIE NIGHT
Sponsored by Infinity Physio Centre
July 17th, 7:30 – 9:30 pm
GLOW SWIM
Sponsored by Rossland Beer Company
August 21st, 7:30 – 9:30 pm
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CLOSING DAY PARTY
Sponsored by Delicious Baby and
M
Toddler Boutique
August 25th, 3 – 5 pm
DO
YOU
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WANT TO
VOLUNTEER?
Do you want to start a
program that doesn’t
exist in the region?
Contact us and let
us know!
Register at rossland.ca/recreation SPRING/SUMMER 2019 15We ensure there are no financial barriers
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
to participating in our programs. We also
welcome donations to our Recreation
Bursary to continue supporting the
individuals who rely on the program.
INDIVIDUALS
The following programs are available for individuals to access sport and
recreation programs if they are unable to afford the fees associated
with them.
Rossland Recreation Bursary Program
We are in the process of updating our bursary program to allow for individuals of any age to apply for assistance. The RRB
program allows for up to $100 per person per year with youth as the priority and adults having access to the program as long
as the balance in the account is maintained above $1000. If you or someone you know is able to donate to this fund, we are
accepting donations to try and ensure there are enough funds to cover as many people as possible.
To apply for this program fill out the online application found here: www.rossland.ca/initiatives-and-assistance
PROGRAM AGE HOW TO APPLY FUNDS AVAILABLE WEBSITE
(PER CHILD PER
YEAR)
Canadian Tire 4-18 years Apply online or in $600 jumpstart.
Jumpstart person at Rossland canadiantire.ca
City Hall
KidSport 18 years and under Drop application at $250 kidsportcanada.ca/
Trail Aquatic Centre british-columbia/
greater-trail/
Athletics 4 Kids 5-18 years Apply online or mail/ $600 www.a4k.ca/
email to Vancouver
office
GROUPS
The City of Rossland may provide financial assistance, subject to the amount allocated and approved in the financial
plan, to non-profit groups and clubs whose purpose is recreation and competitive programs in other municipalities in
the Greater Trail area.
Persons enrolled in these recreational and competitive programs must be a club, team or non-profit group made up of
children to the age of 18 years.
To apply for this program, please fill out the application found here: www.rossland.ca/initiatives-and-assistance.
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