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About Calgary

Home of the Flames (NHL), the Stampeders (CFL), the infamous Stampede (Rodeo) and of course, the LG Snowboard FIS World Cup - why not check out Calgary to see what it has to offer? Come for the World Cup weekend or stay for the whole week, Calgary and the surrounding areas are yours to discover. Whether you come to ride the untouched powder of the Canadian Rockies, dine on fine Alberta Beef or give your credit card a workout (no provincial sales tax!), Calgary offers all of the luxuries and conveniences of the city with the lure of outdoors within an hour’s reach.

For more information about the City of Calgary, visit: www.tourismcalgary.com

About Canada Olympic Park
WinSport Canada’s Canada Olympic Park (COP) was the premier site of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games and continues to be one of the world’s finest recreation and high performance winter sport training facilities. COP provides year-round recreational programming for families and kids of all ages in skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking and Olympic sport camps. One of the most popular tourism destinations in Western Canada outside of the Rocky Mountains, the Park plays host to world-class events from concert festivals to winter sport World Cups. With activities ranging from public bobsleigh rides to North America’s fastest zipline and the ability to host almost any type of corporate or private function, COP is always a source or activity and excitement just 15 minutes from downtown Calgary.

For more information about Canada Olympic Park, please visit www.WinSportCanada.ca  

About WinSport Canada
For more than 21 years, WinSport Canada’s disciplined business focus has successfully built upon the foundation of the 1988 Olympic legacy assets. WinSport Canada has become Canada’s leader in developing and sustaining world-calibre winter sport training facilities. WinSport Canada owns and operates Canada Olympic Park in Calgary, the Bill Warren Training Centre in Canmore, the Beckie Scott High Performance Training Centre on Haig Glacier, Camp Green on Farnham Glacier and funds two-thirds of the operating costs of the Olympic Oval in Calgary. These facilities give Canadian high performance athletes the ability to become the best in the world and recreational athletes the chance to discover and develop in sport.

For more information about WinSport Canada, please visit www.WinSportCanada.ca