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ROSSLAND
SPRING 2021
RECREATION
PROGRAM
GUIDE
Register
Online!
Rossland.ca/
recreation
ROSSLAND
Page 1 RECREATION
ROSSLAND OUR FACILITIES
GENERAL INFORMATION
CITY HALL
250-362-7396
rossland.ca
RECREATION
SERVICES
Ph: 250-521-0137
Need help registering? ROSSLAND ARENA
Call or email and set up a time
to get a registration tutorial at
City Hall or over the phone.
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Recreation Manager
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KRISTI CALDER
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778.457.5037 OUTDOOR ARENA
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Rossland Arena
LESLEY CHIS
Recreation Programmer
MELISSA GRESLEY-JONES 1865 Third Ave.
250.362.2327 (o) Ice rental from October to end of
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250.521.0137 (c) February. Dry floor rental from mid-
recreation@rossland.ca March to mid-August. Tournaments,
Rossland Pool lounge for meetings, birthday parties
POOL MANAGER and family gatherings. MINERS HALL
250.362.5455
pool@rossland.ca Outdoor Arena
Summer Camps 1920 Third Ave.
HOLLY BORWICK Open as soon as it is cold enough and closed when the thaw starts.
250.231.1713
camps@rossland.ca Rossland Pool
YAN
1869 Columbia Ave.
HOLLY BORWICK Open June, July and August for swim lessons, aquatic programs,
250.231.1713 public swim, lane swims and rentals.
yan@rossland.ca
HOLIDAY CLOSURES Miners Hall
Victoria Day 1765 Columbia Ave.
BC Day This facility includes various rentable spaces to accommodate all types
of events including weddings, funerals, live performances, fundraisers,
Canada Day
meetings, fitness classes, etc.
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YAN
FACILITIES
2385 Washington St.
The YAN has provided many programs
and events including MakerLab,
youth film competitions, leadership
workshop series, cooking workshops,
a diverse array of arts programs, a
snowboard program, bouldering club
and an annual Youth Week events
celebrating the diverse and talented
youth of Rossland.
DON CONWAY
Fields
Sporting Activities, games and
tournaments. Typically, open for use COOKE FIELD
sometime in May of each year, subject
to precipitation and saturation levels.
JUBILEE FIELD Parks
Jubilee Rd. and Queen St. Green spaces.
COOKE FIELD ESLING PARK
Cook Ave. and Davis. St. 2111 Spokane St.
CENTENNIAL FIELD JUBILEE COMMUNITY
Off Dunn Cres. GARDEN
St. Paul and Jubilee St.
Playspaces
Green spaces around town with
play structures.
ROSSLAND POOL PARK
1869 Columbia Ave.
NICKLEPLATE
Nickleplate Rd. and Davis St. ROSSLAND SKATEPARK
ROSSGLEN
Irwin Ave. and Esling Dr.
JUBILEE PLAYGROUND Bike Skills Parks
4th and Queen Ave
Bike skills parks for development
ROSSLAND SKATEPARK and practice.
2385 Washington St.
ROSSGLEN (Beg/Int)
Irwin Ave. and Esling Dr.
CENTENNIAL BIKE CENTENNIAL (Adv)
SKILLS PARK Off Dunn Cres.
JUBILEE FIELD
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Go to: rossland.ca/recreation
REGISTRATION
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
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.
PAYMENT
Registration All registrations require payment and are accepted on a first
opens April come, first served basis.
The quickest and easiest way to register is online with our online
21, 2021!* registration software.
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*Please note that registration start date and program options may
change due to provincial announcement on April 19th, 2021.
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REGISTRATION
ROSSLAND RECREATION/LESLEY CHISHOLM
REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS
Looking Full refund if cancelled more than five business days
prior to program start. Please note that programs can be transferred
for program or cancelled five business days in advance of the program start,
leaders with refund. Cancellations or transfers made within five days are
We are looking for leaders for
some of our programs. See this
dependent on program registration and staff scheduling, and no
refund is guaranteed within this time. All outdoor programs will
continue rain or shine. Please dress yourself and your child(ren)
symbol ? Contact us if you are appropriately. Programs will only be cancelled if unsafe to continue
interested as we may not be
outdoors due to thunder/lightening.
able to run the program
without a leader. PHOTOGRAPHS & VIDEOS
The Recreation Department will be using pictures and videos of local
folks and children, enjoying recreation in Rossland. We will attempt
to obtain written consent from individuals who are featured in the
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
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By registering and paying for a program, you are committing to
attending the full duration of the program.
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COVID PROGRAMMING GUIDELINES
RECREATION PROGRAMS
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R. BONNIE HENRY stated on May 16, 2020 that “COVID-19 is new for all of us”. We
at The City of Rossland are responding to the direction from our public health
officials and governing bodies to open our facilities and offer services to our
community cautiously, with the safety of our staff and community being our priority.
We cannot be certain that a person (of any age) will not contract SARS-CoV-2 at one of
our facilities and/or while participating in one of our programs, but we have taken the
steps required to develop our COVID-19 Safety Plan, Policies and Procedures, which is
available for your review at http://rossland.ca/covid-19-information-updates.
We have implemented our COVID-19 Safety Plan and will be applying our policies and
procedures, but the risk remains that a COVID 19 outbreak could occur despite our
best efforts. We are focussing on distancing standards within programs and facilities,
decreasing instructor to participant ratios, cleaning protocols, training leaders/staff on
COVID considerations, implementing contact free registration, payment and check in,
implementing contact tracing and ensuring signage is posted in our facilities for users.
As a reminder, please do not participate or allow your child to participate in any of our
activities or programs if you or they have any of the following symptoms.
Key symptoms of COVID-19 include: Other symptoms may include:
✔ Fever or chills ✔ Sore throat
✔ Cough ✔ Loss of appetite
✔ Loss of sense of smell or taste ✔ Extreme fatigue or tiredness
✔ Difficulty breathing ✔ Headache
✔ Body aches
✔ Nausea or vomiting
✔ Diarrhea
Lastly, it is vital that we all be calm and compassionate
throughout this pandemic. Any person who exhibits any
aggression towards our staff or any other person in one of
our facilities and/or programs will be asked to leave and not
return. For more information, please visit http://rossland.ca/
covid-19-information-updates.
For more information, please visit
http://rossland.ca/covid-19-information-updates.
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YOUTH
RECREATION PROGRAMS
DANCE Highland Dance
Highland dance, a type of Scottish
Kids Boogie dancing, is a fantastic way to learn
A celebration of creative movement coordination, movement and have
and music for all the budding little fun! These are introductory classes for
movers and shakers in the community! kids ages 4+ run by Natasha Robine.
A fun, high energy 45 min class where She has been dancing for 15 years and
kids get to explore music and creative is certified under the BATD. She can’t
movement through different styles wait to dance with you this season!
of dance, yoga and mime. Run by Preferred attire: t-shirt, shorts, knee high
Meg Wadsworth with over 25 years socks; ballet or gymnastics slippers and
of dance training and over 10 years hair pulled back off of face.
teaching professionally. Danced Age: 4 – 7 years
professionally with the New Zealand Day: Wednesdays
Ballet Company & the American Festival
Time: 3 – 3:45 pm
Dance Company. Qualified RAD Ballet
Date: May 5 – June 23 ART
(8 classes)
Teacher, Jazz Dance Teacher, Dupree
Cost: $80
General Art Class
Dance Academy, Los Angeles, NZ This class will introduce you to
Location: Miners Hall
Association of Modern Dance teaching the basics of a variety of mediums
Certifications, Adults and Kids Zumba including drawing, painting, pastels, ink
Age: 7 - 12 years
Instructor. Hatha Yoga Instructor. and sculpture.
Day: Wednesdays
(200 Hr). Day: Mondays
Time: 4 – 4:45 pm
Age: 3 – 5 years Ages: 6 - 12
Date: May 5 – June 23 (8 classes)
Day: Thursdays Time: 4 – 4:45 pm
Cost: $80
Time: 3 – 3:45 pm Date: May 3 – June 23
Location: Miners Hall
Date: May 6 – June 24 (8 classes)
(6 classes - No classes June 3 and 10) Cost: $80 per session
MUV and Groove Location: Miners Hall
Cost: $50
Hip Hop Instructor: Shelley Painter
Location: Miners Hall
These fun, high energy choreography-
based classes start with a fast paced Sketching Outdoors
warm-up and then dancers get down Weather permitting, this four-week
with the latest in contemporary hip hop program will focus on learning to
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pace is fast, and the energy is high! Run
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Day: Mondays
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by Meg Wadsworth. Ages: 6 - 12
LESLEY CHIS
Age: 6 – 12 years Time: 5 – 5:45 pm
Day: Thursdays Date: May 3 – May 24 and
Time: 4 – 4:45 pm May 31 – June 21
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Date: May 6 – June 24 (4 classes each)
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(6 classes - No classes Cost: $40 per session
June 3 and 10) Location: Meet at Miners Hall,
Cost: $60 program is outdoors
Location: Miners Hall Instructor: Shelley Painter
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YOUTH
RECREATION PROGRAMS
SPORT
NOTE: Tots Soccer and Tots Tball will
require one adult on the field with the
child to ensure COVID requirements of
physical distancing. If restrictions lift
and game play is permitted, we will
update all parents on the adjusted
requirements.
Tots Soccer
Join us to learn the fundamental
movements of soccer: running (with
and without the ball), jumping, twisting,
kicking, throwing and catching. At this
level, the objective is to get moving and
keep active.
Youth Triathlon Program TBall
Join us for this fun Triathlon prep Join us to learn the fundamental skills
Day: Tuesday program! Spend time each week of baseball: movement skills, throwing,
focussed on running, biking and/or receiving, hitting, base running. At this
Age: 3 – 4 year olds
swimming to learn something new. level, the objective is to get moving and
Time: 3:15 – 4:00 pm
All children must be able to swim the keep active.
Date: May 3 – June 21 (7 classes)
length of the Rossland Pool (27 metres) Day: Thursday
Cost: $35 without assistance. Age: 5-6 year olds
Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field Date: May 4 – June 15 Time: 5:15 – 6:00 pm
Age: 7 – 12 year olds Date: May 6 – June 24 (8 classes)
Day: Tuesday Day: Tuesdays Cost: $48
Age: 4- 5 year olds Time: 3:30 – 4:30 pm Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field
Time: 4:15 – 5:00 pm Cost: $100
Date: May 3 – June 21 (7 classes) Location: May 4 (Running), 11 (Biking),
Cost: $35 Learn to Roller Skate
18 (Running), 25 (Biking),
Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field Are your kids worried about attending
June 1 (Practice bike and run): one of our new roller public skates?
Centennial Trail; June 8 and Do you want to ensure they get some
Day: Thursday 15 (Swimming): Rossland Pool
Age: 3 – 4 year olds instruction before heading out? Join
Time: 3:15 – 4:00 pm us for four weeks of instruction on
Finish the program with a fun mini roller skates. We provide the skates,
Date: May 6 – June 24 (8 classes) triathlon (backwards for safety you provide the helmet and safety gear
Cost: $40 and route practicality). Starting at (knee pads, elbow pads, etc.)
Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field Centennial trail for an out and back Date: May 4 - 25
run, then bike to the Rossland Pool and Ages: 6 - 12
Day: Thursday end with a swim.
Day: Tuesdays
Age: 4 - 5 year olds Date: June 19 Time: 4:00 – 4:45 pm
Time: 4:15 – 5:00 pm Age: 7 – 12 year olds Cost: $40
Date: May 6 – June 24 (8 classes) Day: Saturday Location: Rossland Arena
Cost: $40 Time: 9 am - 1 pm
Location: Arena Dry Floor / Cooke Field Location: Centennial Trail
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YOUTH ADULT
RECREATION PROGRAMS
EDUCATIONAL Babysitting Course EDUCATIONAL COURSES
The Babysitting course, refreshed
Stay Safe Course and revised, now has a greater
Real-world scenarios often call on emphasis on First Aid skills.
High Five Workshops
children to respond to challenges. The Canadian Red Cross Babysitting As a region, we are working
The Stay Safe! program teaches course covers everything from together to offer High Five
applicable and age-appropriate managing difficult behaviours to programming. Courses will
skills, while increasing and essential content on leadership and happen within the Greater Trail
reinforcing a youth’s capacity to professional conduct as a babysitter. and Regional District of Central
improve his or her own safety. Babysitting promises to deepen and Kootenay areas. See below for
Whether in their community or on enhance the responsibility that older upcoming courses and locations.
their own, this group will be given youth feel when caring for younger
better tools to Stay Safe! in a variety children.
of different situations. Principles of Healthy
Day: Saturday and Sunday
Day: Sunday Time: 9 am – 1 pm Child Development
Time: 9 – 3 pm Date: May 8 and 9 (PHCD)
Date: May 16th Cost: $80 This one-day training will help
Cost: $60 Ages: 11 - 15 front-line leaders (anyone working
Ages: 9 - 13 Location: Miners Hall - with children aged 6 to 12 – i.e.
Location: Miners Hall - Performance Hall camp counsellor, coaches,
Performance Hall swim instructors) improve the
quality of programs. It provides
in depth training in the HIGH
FIVE Principles of healthy child
YAN PROGRAMS development so front-line leaders
Maker Lab understand what they need
April 28-June 9 (every other Weds) 5-7 pm to do to ensure each child’s
A bi-weekly tech club for youth ages 11-18. Tinker with the Trail & social, emotional and cognitive
District Public Library's tech tools (mbots, spheros, ozobots, makey needs are met. Leaders learn
activities and gain knowledge,
makey + more) under guidance of a facilitator. Limited spaces and
tips and resources to enhance
Covid-19 guidelines in place.
their programs as well as their
Register by emailing yan@rossland.ca.
relationships with children and
other staff members. Topics
Meal Kit Deliveries also include bullying, conflict
Get ingredients delivered to your resolution, physical literacy,
door to cook meals at home for children’s mental health and
your family. Detailed and simple moderate to vigorous physical
instructions included. For youth activity.
ages 11-18. Every Tuesday Date: May 30
throughout the spring. See social Day: Sunday
media or rosslandyan.ca for updates. Ages: 14+
Email yan@rossland.ca for more info. Time: 8 am – 4 pm
Location: Miners Hall
Price: $70
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ADULT
RECREATION PROGRAMS
FIRST AID COURSES some edible wild recipes following
completion of the course. Please be
YAN Standard First Aid prepared to be outdoors for the day.
and CPR C Course Meeting time and location will be
Standard First Aid (SFA) is the confirmed prior to the course.
most comprehensive first aid Date: May 29th
training program for the general Day: Saturday
public, is a prerequisite for the Time: 9 am – 5 pm
National Lifeguard program, and is Location: Start at either the Miners
WorkSafeBC Occupational Level 1 Hall or Cook Park and walking tour
equivalent. Standard First Aid trains through Louie Joe Trail.
rescuers in the skills and knowledge Price: $70
needed to assess and provide basic Instructor: Craig Delong
life support to patients with airway,
breathing, or circulatory emergencies Electric Fencing
as well as how to manage medical,
musco-skeletal and environmental SUSTAINABILITY COURSES Description: Are you looking to keep
emergencies. The Lifesaving Society the bears out of your fruit trees? Or
follows the 2015 ILCOR (International Introduction to predators out of your chicken coop?
Liaison Committee on Resuscitation) Seed Saving. Or chickens in their coop? Join us to
learn about electric fencing: battery
guidelines and includes AED The hows and whys or plug in, grounding the system,
training. This course includes CPR-C Come away knowing how to save
certification. wiring location and set up, lightening
seeds in Rossland. There will be a protection, and testing your fence
Date: April 30, May 1, May 2 second workshop in the fall to cover without touching it.
Age: 14+ cleaning and storing the seeds you Date: June 12th
Time: Friday 4 – 7 pm, have saved. Day: Saturday
Sat and Sun 9 am – 5 pm Date: May 15th Time: 10 – 12 pm
Cost: $150 with YAN discount; Day: Saturday Location: Moon Gravity Farm: 1991
$225 regular Time: 10 am – 12 pm Princess Ave. (weather permitting)
Location: Miners Hall Location: Miners Hall (outdoors Price: $20
weather permitting) Instructor: Andrew Bennett
Standard First Aid and Price: $20
CPR C Recertification Instructor: Sarah Flood
Standard First Aid is a WorkSafeBC
Occupational Level 1 equivalent Wild Edible Walking Tour
and can be used in the workplace. Have you ever wondered what native
Recertification of Standard First plants you can eat. Craig DeLong is
Aid with CPR C/AED is achieved by a botanist and forest ecologist with
attending an 8-hour Standard First a keen interest in foraging for native
Aid with CPR C/AED Recertification plants. He will take you on a walking
course. tour through different ecosystems
Date: May 11 and 13 and point out a variety of different
Age: 14+ native plants you can use in a variety
Time: 4:30 – 9 pm of ways for soups, salads, flavouring,
Cost: $125 teas etc. You will also receive
Location: Miners Hall a database of wild edibles and
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RECREATION PROGRAMS
ARENA ROLLER
SKATE
Join us for a brand-new activity
at the Rossland Arena! Bring
your roller skates or inline
skates and enjoy practicing
your skating skills on a gravel
free surface! No skates? No
problem. We have inline and
roller skates available to rent.
Please wear appropriate safety
gear including but not limited
to knee pads, elbow pads, wrist DAY START TIME END TIME
guards, and helmet. Tuesdays 11:00 am 12:00 pm
Wednesday Public Skate 5:45 pm 6:30 pm
Please register for the day and Wednesday Skate with Stick 7:00 pm 7:45 pm
time slot you want, pay online, Thursdays 1:00 pm 2:00 pm
and arrive at the rink, as ready Sunday Public Skate 1 2:15 pm 3:15 pm
as you can be, to get on the Sunday Public Skate 2 3:45 pm 4:45 pm
floor. Doors will open at the Sunday Skate with Stick 5:15 pm 6:15 pm
start time of the skate.
*Skate with Stick session. Helmets with cages, mandatory for kids, helmets
mandatory for adults. Bring your stick and any other gear you require and have fun
practicing your floor hockey skills.
**3 metre distance required while on ice. Masks required at all times.
START DATE PUBLIC SKATE FEES
TO BE Under 2 Child Youth Teen Adult 19 + Family
DETERMINED… 3-6 7 - 12 13 – 18 (Max 5
people
STAY TUNED! including
1 adult)
Free $3.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $16.00
SKATE RENTALS
Item Rate
Adult Skate Rental $3.00
Youth Skate Rental $2.00
11 SPRING 2021 Register at rossland.ca/recreationWe ensure there are
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
no financial barriers 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 have updated our bursary program to allow individuals of any age to apply for assistance. The RRB program allows
for up to $200 per person / per year. 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
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