Hall of Famer
Rémi Cloutier
Remi Cloutier’s contributions to the advancement of skiing in Canada as a competitor, builder and supporter have been exceptional. He has
been a model sportsman for a generation of young Canadian skiers who have benefited in a tangible way from his commitment and
contribution to the sport.
In 1948, he won the Canadian Junior Downhill Championship at Mt Norquay, Banff, Alberta and in 1950 was invited to join the Canadian
Federation Internationale de Ski (FIS) team. Unfortunately, a broken leg while training precluding his participation. He had an exemplary record as a senior administrator and fundraiser for the sport, a vice-president of Ski Quebec, president of the Laurentian Ski Division, president of the Ste-Agathe Ski Club, a vicepresident of the Canadian Ski Association, a director of the Canadian Olympic Association and founding member of Canadian Sports Marketing Council.
He acted as a consultant at the 1988 Olympic Games held in Calgary, Alberta to the Hon Otto Jelinek, Minister for Sport in the Canadian federal government, and acted in the same capacity for the Commonwealth Games in Victoria, British Columbia. As well as being involved in the promotion of major alpine skiing events, he served as Chair of the World Cup Freestyle Competition at Mt Tremblant, Quebec in 1997 and 1998.
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[L to R]: Alain Guilbert, Paul Oldale, Rémi Cloutier, Jeff Bean at at 2007 Canadian Ski Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Valberg Imaging – Andréa Cardin.
Peter Duncan and Inductee Rémi Cloutier (right) at 1997 Canadian Ski Hall of Fame. CSHFM Collection.
Jim McConkey and Rémi Cloutier at 2001 Canadian Ski Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. W.P. McElligott / 5225-25.