CJ’13

This is the headline page for CJ’13. This is were we will post links to info as it comes available.

	CJ Fundrising	This Fundraising document will help explain the need for special fundraising and the process of making it happen.
	What will it Cost?	The short answer is we don’t know yet. There are many costs to be calculated yet including but not limited to… CJ Registration Fee Food Transportation Activity Fees Equipment
	Scouts Canada announces CJ’13	Announcement1 Announcement_SC_1
New!	When is it?	July 6 – 13, 2013are the dates of the actual Jamboree.Allow dates for travel and sightseeing – TBA.
	Who can go?	CJ’13 will be for the Scout section, youth aged 11-14 in the jamboree year. The typical CJ patrol is 8 youth and 2 adults.Eligible Youth will be those youth who register for the 2011 – 2012 Scouting year as a third year Cub Scout a first year Scout a second year Scout a third year Scout would be eligible to attend CJ as an OOS (Offer of Service) Youth must also to be registered as Scouts for the 2012 – 2013 Scouting year. At Registration in September 2011 we will be looking for an indication of members that may be interested in attending CJ’13
	This is the uniform insignia for NORTHERN LIGHTS COUNCIL where CJ’13 will be held.(We are in Central Escarpment Council)
	Location – Camp Woods, Sylvan Lake, Alberta	Camp Woods, Northern Lights Council, Alberta, has been chosen as the site for the 12th Canadian Jamboree in 2013. This Scouts-owned site is large enough to support an event of approximately 6,000 (5,000 participants and leaders and 1000 offers of service). It is situated on the shores of Sylvan Lake, boasting a small beach, boat house with docks, large field area and flat and slightly rolling terrain. It has an infrastructure already in place that would rival Camp Tamaracouta when it comes to accessible buildings, electricity, water systems, road access and campable space; including a developed campground-like park. It is within an easy 1 ½ hour drive from either Edmonton or Calgary airports, both of which are international in scale. It is serviced immediately by the Town of Sylvan Lake and then by the City of Red Deer (population 90,000; 20 minutes away).
	Google MapClick on the map for a satelite view of the camp.Zoom in for a closer look.
	Here’s a link to a live webcam on Sylvan Lake	http://www.sylvanlake.com/view/index.shtml