The Junior Sailing program has been in continuous operation since the early 90’s, located in Browning Harbour throughout that period. The goals of the program remain true to their island family roots with hundreds of students graduating from the program. Junior Sailing is recognized by Sail BC and provides diploma certification of the SailCan program. Both beginner and advanced programs for juniors aged 9+ and adults are offered during July and August. The sailing program emphasizes safety, fun and learning in an outdoor environment with lots of hands-on experience. Browning Harbour, Pender Island, BC Canada

The Pender Islands Yacht Club promotes and organizes cruising and racing for interested boat owners. It assists members in obtaining information, advice, and practical help in building, maintaining, and operating boats. The PIYC sponsors and supports junior sailing. It works to promote good seamanship. The Pender Islands Yacht Club is for power boaters and sailors. Pender Island, Salish Sea, British Columbia, Canada

Port Alberni Yacht Club is a family orientated boat club located on Fleming Island in Robber's Pass. The members maintain docks, a floating clubhouse, picnic tables, fish cleaning station and trails on shore. Port Alberni, B.C. Canada

The Powell River Yacht Club welcomes everyone. If you enjoy being on the water, become a member and and join us on the many club activities. We welcome power boat and sailboat owners. Boat ownership is n0t necessary as you can crew on members boats. Learn to sail through our racing program. Powell River, British Columbia, Canada

The Prince Rupert Rowing and Yachting Club is proud to be one of the oldest yacht clubs in Canada, situated on BC’s northernmost port. Located on the same site today as its inception in 1909, the Club has been in continuous operation since its incorporation by a group of pioneering Prince Rupert businessmen. Though most of the vessels in the Club are currently propelled by internal combustion engines, it holds the name “Rowing and Yachting Club” to celebrate its heritage and the mariners who continue the traditions of wind and man power today. Whether you’re travelling by engine, paddle, or sail, we welcome you to experience a living piece of our waterfront’s heritage as part of your North Coast adventure. Prince Rupert, BC Canada

Richmond Yacht Club is family oriented with approximately 161 memberships and was designed to be an active club to encourage boaters willing to give a helping hand in the repairs, maintenance, and operation of their club. Richmond, B.C. Canada

Rocky Point Sailing Association is committed to teaching the joys of sailing to people of all ages, and providing a venue and boats for the enjoyment of the local waters.RPSA is a 'dinghy' sailing club - small sailboats, generally 18 feet and under. The association owns a fleet of approximately 40 sailboats, which are used and maintained by the club members. Port Moody, BC Canada

Royal City Yacht Club is an active club whose emphasis is on cruising and building a community within and without the club. Organized cruises begin as early as New Year's Day and continue throughout the year. Land events also occur, beginning with the Commodore's Ball in January and ending with a Christmas social when we support the Delta Christmas Toy Drive. New Westminster, BC Canada

Established in 1903, the club is known as the sailing capital of Western Canada. The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club promotes yachting, seamanship and fellowship among members. Members value competitive excellence, sportsmanship, community service, volunteerism, respect and courtesy. The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club is dedicated to the advancement of racing, including youth programs and Olympic development. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Join the Royal Victoria Yacht Club - fun, friendly and affordable; a place to race; a place to start your cruise; a place to have fun with families and friends; a place to get away! Founded in June 1892, RVYC is the oldest yacht club in western Canada. Victoria, BC, Canada.

Saanich Peninsula Power and Sail Squadron offers courses in boating safety, power and sail navigation and accredited boating courses. While the object of the organization is to teach safe boating, there is also a social aspect to CPS: we have our Annual General Meeting, an annual Christmas Dinner, two graduation ceremonies/social evenings each year, and a program of cruises in the summer season. Members enjoy the camaraderie of others who share a passion for boating. Sidney, BC Canada

We're dedicated to fostering and promoting interest in sailing and cruising in the waters off the Gulf Islands, British Columbia, Canada. We offer racing, cruises, a junior sailing program and social events. The Saltspring Island Sailing Club sits amid one of the world's finest, year-round sailing areas, where every type of boating experience is available close by. Club members enjoy it all – from extreme racing to friendly round-the-buoys matches. From gunkholing in placid coves to wilderness cruising in awesome settings. From its beginnings in 1969 as a racing dinghy association, the Club has grown to embrace a range of boating activities, with a continued emphasis on sailing. Saltspring Island, BC Canada

Situated on the east side of central Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Schooner Cove is a racing and cruising paradise for twelve months of the year. We are dedicated to the development of yachting and the science of sportsmanship, seamanship and navigation. Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

The club offers racing, a youth training program, club cruises, rowing and social functions. SNSYC was founded in 1981 by a group of individuals interested in boating. From the outset it was designed to be an affordable and accessible club serving both the powerboat and sail boat communities. Nowadays, the club has about 800 members and a very active and evolving Junior Program. Sidney, British Columbia, Canada

The Silva Bay Yacht Club is here to serve the interest of boating; to stimulate a greater interest in boating; to develop a fraternal spirit among other boating enthusiasts; to provide a medium for the exchange of boating information and to do all other things which will tend to further interest in boating generally. We go about our activities with consideration of our fellow seafarers and with safety being foremost in our minds. In short, we have a common love of the sea and want to provide an environment where members can meet, have fun, socialize and learn. Gabriola Island, B.C. Canada

We are a small sailing club in the heart of the sunny Okanagan Valley situated on the shores of Okanagan Lake. We are a dinghy club but also welcome kayaks, canoes, paddle boards and wind surfers. We are a non-profit society that is member driven, relying on volunteer participation from its membership to operate. Summerland BC Canada

A non-profit windsurfing and kiteboarding society located in Squamish, BC, Canada The Squamish Windsports Society is a non-profit society providing sailors with access to a high wind sailing location where the Squamish River meets Howe Sound. Squamish has more high performance sailing days on the water than most other places in North America. Squamish, BC Canada

SYC offers racing a junior sailing program, an active powerboat fleet, scuba diving activities, and social events. Squamish, B.C., Canada

Steveston RC Sailing Club (SRCS) is a group of individuals who share an interest in RC sailing and racing. Headquartered in Steveston BC, we utilize the beautiful sheltered waters of Steveston Harbour. Our main racing venue is at Imperial Landing with its long lineal dock that is perfect for launching and following an RC boat. Founded in 2017, as an informal group sailing Soling One Meters and Dragon Force 65s (DF65), membership swelled and the Club emerged as a registered society in the spring of 2018. By that time International One Meters (IOM) had been added as our third formal fleet. The Club is open to any class of RC sailboat with organized racing of the official fleets being the primary activity. Most members also join the Canadian Radio Yachting Association (CRYA), the national body promoting radio controlled sailing in Canada. Steveston, BC Canada

The club offers moorage, an active PHRF and one design racing program, many social activities and events, a restaurant and bar, cruising activities, and more. Okanagan Lake, BC, Canada

Welcome to the Sunshine Coast Yacht Club, a sailboat racing club operating from Gibsons on the beautiful Sunshine Coast of B.C. Our purpose is to facilitate regular races, and special events for sailors of all levels of expertise. While we sail in a spirit of friendly competition, our number one objective is for skippers and crew to enjoy being out there! Gibsons, British Columbia, Canada

The Surrey Sailing Club is a casual, friendly club located on Blackie Spit at Crescent Beach in Surrey. The club accommodates a wide range of water activities including sailing lessons, casual day sailing, racing, kayaking and paddle boarding. Our active members range in age from pre-teens to senior citizens. For many members, the club provides the perfect venue for a family day at the beach, complete with picnic tables and a bbq. Crescent Beach, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

In 1972 a small group of like minded boaters got together and formed Thunderbird Yacht Club with the vision of developing a private oasis on the shores of Gambier Island. Years later, Thunderbird Yacht Club has evolved into a one of a kind facility, where members can relax and unwind amid the beauty of Howe Sound. When you join Thunderbird Yacht Club, you will enjoy a unique and special boating experience within our friendly boating community while making lasting, lifelong friendships and memories. Thunderbird Yacht Club is a small, private group of members who are passionate about boating. Located in Howe Sound, our property is located at Ekins Point on the secluded north end of Gambier Island and is comprised of 2000 feet of dock space along with extensive onshore facilities, all nestled in 17 acres of west coast forest. West Vancouver, BC Canada

Tiddly Cove is a concept rather than a place, suggesting a little more fun, a little less serious. The club offers PHRF racing, cruising events, and social activities. Tiddly Cove Yacht Club is a Vancouver yacht club focused on keelboat cruising and PHRF racing. It's always a fun time, no matter what the weather! Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

University of British Columbia. The UBC Sailing Club specializes in getting its members full access to many watersports, including sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, and stand up paddle boarding all throughout the summer (and winter if you so dare!). All this for an affordable rate makes UBC Sailing the largest club at Jericho Sailing Center! We have been offering students and community members affordable access to sailboats and sailing instruction for over 50 years and are the largest not-for-profit sailing club in Canada. Vancouver, BC Canada

Vancouver Power and Sail Squadron is one of 179 Squadrons across Canada which make up Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons. Each year, CPS members teach a variety of courses to 10,000 or more concerned boaters in the general public across Canada. CPS is well known for its "Boating Course", which is the primary course offered to the public. Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons is a nationwide association of boating enthusiasts, dedicated to improving boating safety through training. Vancouver, BC Canada

Our members, ranging in age from our youngest 14-year-old Junior to a Master rower in his 70's, all proudly row a modern, high quality fleet of shells. Our Yachting Section runs an active racing calendar, organizes long weekend cruises during the season as well as many social events throughout the year. Vancouver, BC Canada

As a non-profit society in the province of British Columbia, Canada, we are a membership driven organization with a focus on promoting, encouraging and facilitating interest in wooden boats and operating the Wooden Boat Centre in New Westminster. Our mission is to promote, encourage and facilitate interest in wooden boats and any and all activities involving and related to wooden boats. New Westminster, B.C. Canada

Located on the north-east end of Okanagan Lake, The Vernon Yacht Club is the heart of boating in the North Okanagan. Get on the list today to be part of a growing club. Membership does have it's privilege's including social events, great moorage and friendly boating oriented people. Vernon, BC, Canada

The Victoria Cruising Club maintains a maximum of 75 members plus 8 Associate members and 7 Honorary members. With 75 vessels on the roster we can pretty well take up most of the moorage that many marinas have to offer. Many of our members are graduates of the Canadian Power Squadron and many belong to the various local Yacht Clubs as well. As a Cruising Club we are dedicated to boating safety and are affiliated with the B.C. Council of Yacht Clubs. Victoria, BC Canada

Canadian Power and Sail Squadron (CPS) is a nationwide organization of boating enthusiasts. Our aim is to increase boating safety and enjoyment by providing instruction in all phases of seamanship and navigation, both power and sail. Victoria Power and Sail Squadron was formed in 1958 as part of the of Vancouver Island District of the Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons. In 1996 when the Vancouver Island District was split it became part of the Vancouver Island South District (V.I.S.D.) The V.I.S.D. consists of seven squadrons covering Greater Victoria and the Gulf Islands. Victoria, Vancouver Island, BC Canada

The Viking Sailing Club is a non-profit co-operative sailing club offering first-class sailing at economy- class prices. We provide training and access to our high performance fleet which includes a variety of dinghies, catamarans, sailboards, kayaks and a 34′ keelboat. Our mission is to spread the passion for sailing and to have fun! The club offers club-owned boats for sailing instruction, dinghy racing and club cruises. We also enjoy sailboarding, kayaking, beach barbecues and other social activities. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

RC sailing in the Pacific Northwest. The West Coast Radio Sailing Club (WCRS) is an RC Sailing Club for Vancouver Island region. We are registered with the BC Societies Act as a member-funded society. The purpose of the Club is to promote the designing, building, sailing and racing of radio controlled sailboats in British Columbia, especially Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. This includes promoting competitive activities on a local and regional basis a well as encouraging fellowship among radio control sailors. The Club will accept as members, those who live British Columbia, especially Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. We sail primarily IOMs, and DF65s. There are some DF95, Soling 1m and RC Lasers in the area and members do have other classes of boats. All are welcome. Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

WYC is a private club on the west side of Lake Okanagan between the cities of Kelowna and Peachland in beautiful British Columbia. The Club offers fully secured moorage facilities with berths for about 160 vessels as well as many other amenities. West Kelowna, BC Canada

Whatever your boating passion, whatever your age - it starts at the West Vancouver Yacht Club. Celebrated competition, exceptional cruising, learn to sail education, quality facilities for you and your yacht, fine food and camaraderie. WVYC is known as a progressive, casual, family friendly club. Our members and spouses are active and take leadership in intra-club, boating and environmental issues. A busy social events calendar, our seminars and workshops, and meeting others at our outstations and at anchorages are packed with opportunities to meet new people and expand your community of boating friends. The extensive Learn to Sail program for children, youth and adults is second to none. Many graduates of these classes and programs become family crew members and lifelong boaters. West Vancouver, BC Canada

The Whistler Sailing Association is a group of recreational dinghy sailing enthusiasts who enjoy getting out on Whistler’s Alta Lake for a sail. We meet throughout the summer Wednesday nights on the water for a fun race followed by a social. New this season we feature monthly for recreational sail days where members can simply come down with the family and get out and sail on the lake with other club members. We offer a cooperative program for members without boats or for members who would like to sail other types of boats than they own. For beginners or those wanting to improve their sailing skills, we have Adult and Youth Learn to sail programs. Alta Lake, in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.