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Tetrahedron Outdoor Club

News

Banff Film Festival Fund Raiser

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Who We Are


Our members are a group of active outdoor enthusiasts living and playing on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, Canada. 

The TOC (Tee Oh Cee) is what we call our club, originally known as The Tetrahedron Ski Club, which  came into existence in the early 1970's.

Our founding members were mainly employees of Howe Sound Pulp and Paper who first began skiing freshly logged slopes near the mill and later on Mt. Elphinstone and finally in the Tetrahedron Plateau.  Through a partnership including the club, local forest industry and the BC Ministry of Forests, four log cabins and a network of trails were built by mostly volunteer labour in 1987, close to 300 volunteers, on land which eventually became Tetrahedron Provincial Park,  commonly known as The Tet.   Our club continues to maintain these cabins and trails under a stewardship agreement with BC Parks. The generous work of countless volunteers and funds raised through membership, donations and fund raising events, allows the public to enjoy this vast playground, the Tetrahedron Provincial Park.

Our club also supported the Dakota Ridge Winter Recreation Society as they worked and planned to develop our local cross-country, snowshoe and winter recreation site; Dakota Ridge. This site is managed by the SCRD with many of our members volunteering as trail hosts, groomer operators and with the local Jack Rabbits Skills Development Program on the Ridge. 


Club Executive
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President
Gerry Marcotte
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Directors
Reece Armstrong
Marilyn Downey

Danny Fleischhacker
Michel Frenette
​Ray Hempell

Ryan Matthews

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Melissa Rayfield
Bryce Rudland
Michael Wilson
TOC Administrator and Banff Mountain Film Festival 2023 Coordinator:  Hayley Kershaw
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Cabin Stewards


Batchelor Cabin - Gerry and Ellen Marcotte

Edwards Cabin - Jake Stanley

Mt. Steele Cabin - Bryce Rudland and Alex Aegeter
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McNair Cabin - Danny Fleischhacker and Melissa Rayfield


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Contacts


All executive members, cabin stewards, and the administrator can be reached via email .

BANFF Centre Mountain Film Festival


The Tetrahedron Outdoor Club proudly presents an annual screening of the Banff Mountain Film Festival as the clubs main fundraiser. Our last event was a sell out on Friday February 3rd, 2023.

This is a major fundraiser for the club to pay for upkeep of cabins, trails and plowing road in winter.  The majority of manual work is done by volunteers.

The next BMFF showing will be 1st March 2024. 
Please get in touch with via email if you would like to sponsor and / or volunteer for this event.

​For more information visit our Facebook Event Page here and Instagram Event Page here.
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A special THANK YOU to our 2023 BMFF LOCAL SPONSORS 
and the volunteers and helpers who help make this community event a great success every year including Elphinstone Secondary School Interact Club members. THANK YOU this would not be possible without you.
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91.7 Coast FM
Alpha Adventures - Outdoor Adventure Store
Behind the Screens Marketing
Beyond Consignment
Circle Balance Acupuncture and
​Traditional Chinese Medicine

Claytons
Coast Reporter
Ebs Ice Cream
Elphinstone Cycles LTD
GM Fitness
High Beam Dreams
KFrancis cedar
Mountain FM 2022
One Tree Wellness
PaceSetter Athletic Footwear
Real Mushrooms
Simon Haiduk Studios
Soundwerks
Strait Up Climbing
Summerhill Fine Homes
Sunday Cider
Sunshine Coast Community Forest
Sunshine Coast Credit Union
Sunshine Coast Regional District
Tapworks Brewing Co
Terra Verde Cleaning Company
Trail Bay Source for Sports
Trudene and Bill Longman
Wellington-Altus Private Wealth

Sunshine Coast Community Forest
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Tetrahedron Outdoor Club Thanks the Sunshine Coast Community Forest for their recent Bridge and Road Maintenance Grants. These major infrastructure grants from the SCCF have allowed us to complete the bridge crossing over Steele Creek and additionally will go towards snow plowing of the Sechelt-Grey FSR.
​A Big Thank you SCCF!
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