World Para Nordic Skiing Championships merchandise now available

Looking for a unique Christmas idea? Merchandise celebrating the Prince George 2019 World Para Nordic Skiing Championships is now available at Canadian Tire in Prince George. Check a gift or two off your list and help support the Caledonia Nordic Ski Club in bringing the Championships to Prince George.

Thermal long-sleeved and short-sleeved T’s, ski buffs, pins and Prince George’s very own mini-mascot, Fraser the Moose, are all available.

The Prince George 2019 World Para Nordic Skiing Championships will Welcome the World from February 15-24, 2019. Approximately 140 athletes from 20-25 countries are expected to compete. We encourage everyone to join us in cheering on the world’s top athletes – all competitions are free to attend.

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