Funding shortfall could wipe out Lake Louise World Cup races: Alpine Canada
Alpine Canada says a $2-million funding shortfall could spell the end of World Cup downhill racing at Lake Louise.
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Alpine Canada says a $2-million funding shortfall could spell the end of World Cup downhill racing at Lake Louise.
Alpine Canada says a $2-million funding shortfall could spell the end of World Cup downhill racing at Lake Louise.
Alpine Canada is facing an annual operating gap of just over $1 million over the next three years and a one-time capital expenditure of $1 million to update snowmaking and safety fencing.
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