full-time staff members who manage day-to-day business operations. In 2013, the name of the CSPS was officially changed to the Canadian Ski Patrol (CSP), and the current logo with a red leaf and a white cross was adopted. Over the years, some ski areas across the country have either dissociated from or refused to adhere to the CSP. As such, it is becoming more common for some ski areas, such as SilverStar Mountain Resort in British Columbia, to hire professional (paid) patrollers, while some other ski areas have a fifty-fifty distribution of professional (paid) and volunteer (CSP) patrollers. Some resorts also recruit patrollers holding more extensive professional certifications, such as primary care paramedic, nurse, or physician. The situation is even more complex in the province of Quebec, where several alternative ski patrol training organizations exist, including the Institut national de secourisme du Québec, Groupe Montagne Explore, Trauma Experts, and Station Mont Sainte-Anne. Coast-to-coast organization The CSP is divided into Divisions, each of which is led by a Division President, an Education Officer as well as other officers as required. Divisions are further sub-divided into Zones, with a Zone President, executive officers (including an education officer), patrol leaders (one for each ski area), assistant patrol leaders, and patrollers. The nine Divisions and their internal member Zones are, from eastern to western Canada: Atlantic East Division Nova Scotia Zone Newfoundland & Labrador Zone Atlantic West Division Fundy Zone North Border Zone Quebec Division Abitibi Zone Baie-Comeau Zone Bois-Franc Zone Cantons-de-l'Est Zone De Lanaudière Zone Est du Québec Zone Gatineau Zone Gaspé Zone Laurentienne Zone Mauricie Zone Quebec Zone Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Zone Sept-Îles Zone Ontario Division Algonquin Zone Central Zone Frontenac Zone Kawartha Zone Muskoka Zone Sault Ste. Marie Zone Superior Zone Western Zone Manitoba Division Lake of the Woods Zone Norman Zone Red River Zone Westman Zone Saskatchewan Division Batoche Zone Battle Zone Parkland Zone Qu'Appelle Zone Wapiti Zone Mountain Division Calgary Zone Drayton Valley Zone Edmonton Zone Elk Valley Zone Fort McMurray Zone Peace Zone Pembina Zone Red Deer Zone Southern Alberta Zone Watson Zone Yukon Zone Pacific North Division Dawson Creek Zone Fort St. John Zone Prince George Zone Skeena Valley Zone Smithers Zone Pacific South Division Apex Zone Boundary Zone Crow's Nest Zone Greater Vancouver Zone Kokanee Zone Ogopogo Zone Monashee Zone Inter-Mountain Zone Training and certification Advanced first aid All ski patrollers are required to complete initial certification or