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Agri-Food Ski Day

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Agri-Food Ski Day

Time: February 16, 2012 all day
Location: Osler Bluff Ski Club
City/Town: Collingwood, Ontario
Website or Map: http://www.agri-foodskiday.ca/
Phone: 519-821-8883 ext. 204
Event Type: fundraiser
Organized By: Volunteer group
Latest Activity: Dec 21, 2011

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Event Description

This event is a wonderful venue to meet people from the agriculture and food industry, or to reward yourself, or your colleagues for a terrific year. 

This year’s line-up promises to make this the best ever event.  Casco is sponsoring the lunch, and other sponsorships, product donations and prizes are on the way, including silent auction items.  Last year we presented Ronald McDonald House Charities with a cheque for over $2000.00.  This year we will be again supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities.

The skiing and boarding at Osler is awesome … groomed trails, no lineups at the brand new high speed chair lift, and unparalleled views of Georgian Bay.

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