This page includes generic activity information for each section. Annually Sections will also include a variety of other activities that are not listed, which also meet the Scouting Path program objectives… therefore no two years are ever the same, which keeps Scouts interesting and exciting!

| BEAVERS | CUBS | SCOUTS | VENTURERS | ROVERS |

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BEAVER SCOUTS (COLONY) | Ages: 5-7 [SCOUTS.CA: BEAVER SCOUT PROGRAM]
Outdoor Activities:	Nature walks and hikes Urban walks Picnics Family-based camping (e.g. traditional camp-site, at a zoo, etc.) Campfire Playing at a nearby park Tree planting Outdoor games and sports
Indoor Activities:	Crafts (e.g. painting, drawing, etc.) Indoor games and sports Storytelling and playacting Sleepover (e.g. regular meeting place, aquarium, etc.) Spiritual fellowship Invite a guest speaker (e.g. veteran, police, etc.) Provide demonstrations (e.g. first-aid)
Education/Tours:	Fish hatchery tour Search & Rescue tour Fire department tour Police station tour Stave Lake Dam tour

CUB SCOUTS (PACK) | Ages: 8-10 [SCOUTS.CA: CUB SCOUT PROGRAM]
Outdoor Activities:	Challenging hikes Weekend camping Campfire Canoeing / Kayaking Outdoor games and sports
Indoor Activities:	Crafts (e.g. model-building, etc.) Indoor games and sports Music, storytelling and playacting Invite a guest speaker (e.g. veteran, police, conservation officer, etc.) Provide demonstrations (e.g. first-aid)
Education/Tours:	Work towards badges Fish hatchery tour Search & Rescue tour Fire department tour Police station tour Stave Lake Dam tour FLEX training

SCOUTS (TROOP) | Ages: 11-14 [SCOUTS.CA: SCOUT PROGRAM]
Outdoor Activities:	Extended hikes Lots of camping Council/regional Jamborees Canoeing / Kayaking Rock-climbing Mountain biking
Indoor Activities:	Gadgets Running an activity themselves (indoors/outdoors) Participation in provincial or national youth forums Invite a guest speaker (e.g. veteran, police, conservation officer, etc.) Provide demonstrations (e.g. standard first-aid)
Education/Tours:	Work towards badges Search & Rescue tour/demonstrations Wilderness/survival training Camp organizing/planning Provide OOS (Offer of Service to younger Sections) FAST training

VENTURER SCOUTS (COMPANY) | Ages: 15-17 [SCOUTS.CA: VENTURER SCOUT PROGRAM]
Outdoor Activities:	Extended hiking Rock-climbing Backcountry trips combining activities together (e.g. hiking, camping and canoeing) Attend Council/regional social camps Skiing, snowboarding and other winter activities
Indoor Activities:	Organize and plan activities (indoor/outdoor) Social outings within company and/or link with others (e.g. laser tag, etc.) Planning lengthy/complex excursions Complete the Survivorman Challenge Operate Company and conduct business Plan youth-led fundraising Lasertag
Education/Tours:	Work towards badges and awards (e.g. Queen’s Venturer & Duke of Edinburgh) Wilderness/survival training Become a Scouter-in-Training (SIT) (e.g. Beaver Leader) Run activities for younger sections Become a Vocational Venturer (Medical, Police, Fire) Provide OOS (Offer of Service to younger Sections) FOCUS training

ROVER SCOUTS (CREW) | Ages: 18-26 [SCOUTS.CA: ROVER SCOUT PROGRAM]
Outdoor Activities:	Lengthy/extended hiking Challenging rock-climbing Backcountry trips combining activities together (e.g. hiking, camping and canoeing) Attend Council/regional social camps
Indoor Activities:	Organize and plan activities (indoor/outdoor) Social outings within crew and/or link with others Planning lengthy/complex excursions Complete the Survivorman Challenge Operate Crew and conduct business
Education/Service:	Provide service: Run food drives, park clean-ups, tree planting, etc. Become a Vocational Rover (Medical, Police, Search & Rescue) Become a Scouter for younger sections (e.g. Assistant Venturer Advisor) FOCUS training Various LEADER training