One of the world’s first chairlifts with heated seats but without bubbles will launch for the 2019-20 season at Sommet Saint-Sauveur, formerly known as Mont Saint Sauveur in Quebec. The new $4.7 million lift will be constructed by Doppelmayr, which is no surprise given that company’s significant manufacturing base just 15 minutes away in Saint-Jérôme. The six-pack will replace the Atomic Express, named for the famous ski brand and tied for the oldest operating detachable chairlift in North America at 33 years.
The Government of Quebec will provide approximately $2.3 million in funding for the new lift and other projects, an agreement which many American ski resort operators may envy. Sauveur is owned by MSSI, a holding company with five Laurentian resorts and is the previous owner of Jay Peak, Vermont.
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In addition to the Saint-Sauveur announcement of $2.3 million in “assistance” the government of Quebec also announced $5.7million in assistance to Camp Fortune and Mont Ste Marie.
https://zone.ski/un-appui-de-taille-pour-les-stations-de-ski-en-outaouais/ (Feb 26,2018)
I would expect some of that money will be spent on new ski lifts. What do you think?
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I think they will spend some of that money on new ski lifts
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