Alpine Canada Website

http://www.alpinepoints.ca

​Membership Handbook - coming soon!

https://alpinecanada.org/uploads/documents/National_Competition_Rules_2017-2018_Final_Sept_2017_.pdf

2017 - 2018 ACA Concussion Policy

ACA Membership Form


Sport Athlete Insurance Program

For FIS and non-FIS athletes, Alpine Canada Alpin offers Sport Accident Insurance and in some cases it is mandatory for athletes to purchase.

There are 2 types of insurance – Special Risk Accident and Out of Province/Out of Country Emergency Medical. The class of insurance offered depends largely on the length of stay and number of trips.

Class 1: between 30-60 consecutive days away out of country, reset upon return to Canada,

Class 2: less than 30 consecutive days away out of country, reset upon return to Canada,

Class 4: max of 7 day duration in US only for 1 single trip – can only be purchased once

Class 5: max of 14 day duration in US only for 1 single trip – can only be purchased once 

Class 1,2,4,5 includes both Special Risk Accident and Out of Province/Country Emergency Medical

Class 3 is just Special Risk Accident – recommended for travel to other provinces

Purchase of SAIP is mandatory for travel outside Canada EXCEPT for Atlantic clubs training at a pre-determined training location. Since MSRC has no training planned in the US, any travel for training or racing (ie U14 CanAms) will require the purchase of SAIP.

https://alpinecanada.org/uploads/documents/2018-2019_ACA_SAIP_Quick_Reference_Sheet.pdf

https://alpinecanada.org/uploads/documents/the_need_for_sport_accident_insurance_policy_-_updated_july_2016_en.pdf

How do I access these types of coverage?

To activate or renew coverage for a member: 

Step one: Register for membership with your local club - fill in the Alpine Canada membership form and waiver and then file with your club. Read about how to become an Alpine Canada member. 
Step two: Pay fees in full according to the club/provincial alpine association deadlines.

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