Paddling
Visually impaired golfers swing into new season in Saskatoon
Judy Ursulan said there is always room for more blind golfers and everybody has a chance to play in westerns, provincials, and nationals. Continue reading
Peterborough Lock n’ Paddle invites participants to experience local history
The annual Peterborough Lock n’ Paddle on Sunday gave people the opportunity to experience two national historic sites: The Trent Severn Waterway and the Peterborough Lift Lock Continue reading
Okanagan’s Bob Purdy remembered by paddlers
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Dozens of people gathered at Kelowna’s Rotary Beach on Saturday to pay tribute to Bob Purdy, the Okanagan’s best-known paddle boarder. Continue reading
St. John River Brigade paddles its way into Fredericton
To celebrate Canada 150, the St. John River Wolastoq Brigade is making their way along the Heritage River this week. Continue reading
Salish Sea Marine Trail to link Vancouver Island with the mainland
By Kylie Stanton Videojournalist
B.C.’s coastline could soon be more accessible to everyone. The BC Marine Trail Network Association is working to establish the Salish Sea Marine Trail connecting Vancouver Island with the mainland. Continue reading
Quebec paddlers in homestretch of kayak trip from Montreal to Mexico
By Mike Armstrong Global National Quebec Correspondent
Three Quebec men are in the home stretch of a voyage that is taking them from Montreal to Mexico — by kayak. Continue reading
Man paddling across Canada with his dog makes stopover in Winnipeg
A man paddling his canoe across the country to raise awareness for veterans suffering from PTSD is making a stop in Winnipeg. Continue reading
Georgia mom posts disturbing video of school officials threatening to ‘paddle’ her son
A Georgia mom says she was threatened with jail time if she didn’t consent to letting two school administrators spank her son with a wooden paddle. Continue reading
Paddling for Prevention
For the past two decades, the Okanagan based charity Brain Trust Canada has hosted a fundraiser that had folks playing a 100 holes of golf in one day. That was appealing to avid golfers, but the organization wanted to move to a different event with a broader appeal. So August 9th it’s holding its first… Continue reading
Surfers descend on Moncton to hit Petitcodiac tidal bore
When you’ve surfed the world’s oceans, the Bay of Fundy tidal bore is something much different. A number of renowned wave riders are in the Moncton-area this week to surf the bore. Continue reading