Supporting and developing the Alberta Sailing Community with excellence in training and competition. The Alberta Sailing Association is the official provincial organization for sailing in Alberta. We work to develop excellence in all aspects of sailing across the province. Calgary, AB Canada

The Alberta Ship Model Society was formed in 1984 to help promote excellence in ship modelling and the sharing of information among members. The Society deals with all types of models --- static, R/C, wooden, plastic, fibreglass, paper, etc. We cover all eras of ships and boats from vintage to modern. The Society has extensive archives and members willing to help you with your research and to provide you with building tips. The Society may be the place for you! Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

We offer Boating Courses in Calgary. We take safety and training seriously, and through our ongoing social events, we foster camaraderie in the Calgary boating community. But most of all, we share the exhilaration of getting out on the water! The Calgary Squadron of the Canadian Power & Sail Squadrons (CPS) is one of about two hundred squadrons across Canada. The Calgary Squadron has over 150 members. Nationally, all squadrons have about twenty thousand members. Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Calgary Yacht Club members have enjoyed boating on Chestermere Lake since the club was established in 1933. Nestled on two acres of waterfront property on the east shore of Chestermere Lake, the Calgary Yacht Club's facilities support a broad range of boating, educational and social activities throughout the year. Chestermere, Alberta, Canada

In 1994, The Disabled Sailing Association of Alberta was formed with the with the goal of establishing permanent sailing programs for children and adults with disabilities in Alberta. Now, after many seasons of successful operations, thousands of Alberta have enjoyed the therapeutic and rehabilitative benefits of sailing. The DSAA is a largely volunteer operated organization that has grown into a recognized community service, partnering with more than 35 local agencies providing recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities. The success of sailing as a recreational and rehabilitation program is evident in both the growing numbers of people that participate in these programs and the enthusiastic support that DSA Alberta has received from the disabled communities, community organizations and funding agencies. The Association looks forward to new and returning members enjoying the independence and freedom that everyone enjoys when wind, sun and spray join forces to make a perfect sailing day. Calgary, AB Canada

Formed in 1923, EYC offers racing and a varied social program. The Edmonton Yacht Club is a not-for-profit, volunteer community, committed to the sport of sailing and operating a clubhouse & docking facilities in the Summer Village of Seba Beach, near Edmonton, Alberta. We also organize races, training and social events for sailors and their families. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Ghost Lake Ice Sailing Club was founded back in the 1950s by a few good men looking for a bit of comraderie in what they did and loved. The result is a club which currently holds a strong base of 40 plus members with numerous types of boats including the DN, Homemade, Vortex, Storm, and Yankee. Throughout the years, the club has continued to be active on an unscheduled basis during mostly the weekends. However, you will also find members waving their work day every now and again to spend a windy weekday on the ice. Ghost Lake, Alberta, Canada

Formed in 1959, the club offers racing, regattas, youth programs, family events, and social activities. The location of the Club could not be better... overlooking the Glenmore Reservoir and the Weaselhead Natural Area. The massive deck is a great place to watch sailboats, canoes and amazing sunsets over the Rocky Mountains. Since 1959 the Club has offered something for everyone. Calgary, Alberta, Canada

The Newell Sailing Club has for more than 20 years provided recreational and competitive sailing for southeastern Alberta sailors. We offer the opportunity for you to learn to sail without having to spend a lot of money and we help you get the experience needed to sail safely. The Club facilities are some of the best in the entire province. Lake Newell, Brooks, Alberta, Canada

The Northern Alberta Sailing College is a non-profit organization that operates on Lake Wabamun from the Edmonton Yacht Club. Courses in basic sailing are offered. Every year, many children, teenagers and adults are trained by our Canadian Yachting Association Certified Instructors. All of our courses leverage the CANSail curriculum to instruct the fundamentals of sailing including safety, the parts of the boat, the rigging and de-rigging of a boat, the language of sailing, controlling the boat, trimming the sails, launching and docking. Seba Beach, Alberta, Canada

Situated in Sunshine Bay at the western end of Lake Wabamun across from the Town of Seba Beach, SBYC is a private members managed sailing club offering members, their families and guests access to a club house, floating docks and other facilities. SBYC members can access a full season of organized competitvie and fun races, enjoy cruising on Lake Wabamun, and participate in a full schedule of social programs for adults and youth. Lake Wabamun, Alberta, Canada

The Sylvan Lake Sailing Club (SLSC) is a volunteer organization for sailors at Sylvan Lake – people who gather for races and sailing instruction, to socialize and around sailing. Operating out of the homebase of Marina Bay, the Club has access to 30 slips for members on an annual basis. The club offers racing, a cruising fleet, and social activities. Sylvan Lake, Alberta, Canada

The mission of the Wabamun Sailing Club is "To foster and develop sailing on Lake Wabamun, in the Province of Alberta, and in so doing, provide for the recreation of the members and to promote and afford opportunity for sporting and social gatherings." The club offers racing, teaching and racing clinics, junior sailing, and social activities. Lake Wabamun, Alberta, Canada