September 14, 2005 – Officials of Double Black Diamond Productions, host broadcast television producers for the 2005
Viessmann FIS World Cup, made a site inspection tour of Sovereign Lake Nordic Centre today. Chris Robinson, owner of Double Black Diamond
Productions, and Finnish producer Kalevi Uusivuori, were here to make the final plans for camera positions on the race course and the live
television coverage of the World Cup for broadcast to Europe.

The host broadcast signal during the World Cup Races on December 10th and 11th will be produced from a mobile television
production unit using up to 25 cameras on the race course.

Double Black Diamond Productions is the “go-to” Canadian independent production company for snowsports. Recent
productions include the 2005 FIS Snowboard World Championships at Whistler; FIS Freestyle Ski World Cups in Canada since 2001; the 2003 FIS
Freestyle Junior World Championships.

Acclaimed Finnish sport TV director Kalevi Uusivuori was producer of the television coverage of the cross country skiing,Nordic Combined
and biathlon events at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City in 2002 and producer of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies at the 2004 Summer
Olympics in Athens.

Chief of Competition for the 2005 World Cup at Sovereign Lake, Rob Bernhardt said today “we are absolutely delighted to have such a high
caliber television production team handling the broad signal for our World Cup. It really puts our event in the same league as Olympic
competition”.

Also part of the site tour was John Aalberg, the FIS Technical Delegate for the World Cup. He was here to make the final
homologation* inspection of the venue prior to making a report to FIS certifying that the venue and courses meet international standards
and are capable of hosting a World Cup event.

* homologate v.tr. “to approve (a car, boat, engine etc.) for use in a particular class of racing” – Canadian Oxford Dictionary