Show Center Membership
Throughout the history of logging in Canada, logger sports have been a venue for loggers to display their skills. The sport has evolved from individual loggers competing against one another during their workday for a tin of snuff to large-scale televised competitions that provide entertainment to people across the country and the world.
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The Canadian Logger Sports Association (CANLOG) was formed in 1969 to promote logger sports in Canada, to develop and set consistent rules and to allocate Canadian Championship events. Throughout its history, CANLOG has been involved in logger sports competitions in over twenty-five communities across Canada.
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In 1971, the Province of BC proclaimed loggers’ sports to be
the province’s industrial sport.
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There are many benefits of CANLOG membership, both as an individual competitor and as a show Centre.
This page is for show centers information, to read what is offered for individual competitors, please click HERE.
CANLOG Show Centres receive support from CANLOG through the following:
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A resource package containing entry form and record keeping templates, as well as contact information for CANLOG-recognized judges and other valuable roles
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Show organizers/committees receive the CANLOG newsletter to keep up to date on community activity
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Custom email address (example@canlog.com) and access to Google Suite
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Website promotion - options include a paragraph about your show on our website and link to your organization's site, or a page dedicated to your show with more information. CANLOG will handle all edits and updates.
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Event promotion to our membership and the public via our Newsletter, Website, Facebook and Instagram.
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Copies of the CANLOG Rules & Regulations book.
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Administrative support for show organizers
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Equipment and safety gear for competitors' use during competitions.
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Show competitor scores included in overall CANLOG competitor rankings
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Access to competitor mailing lists for competition updates and announcements.
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CANLOG corporate sponsorship funds.
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CANLOG field reps to attend and support your event during competition.
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Access to the CANLOG record keeping database from past competitions.
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Opportunity to host individual Canadian Championship events.
Interested in hosting a competition? Please contact us to have a free conversation about CANLOG and your community.
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Annual fee to be a part of CANLOG is $150