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safety tip
Bring extra gear you may need
A flashlight, extra batteries, matches, a map of where you are, flares, sun tan lotion, first aid kit, extra sunglasses.
Put those that need to be protected in a watertight pouch or a container that floats.
news
Canoe Job Posting and Email Notification
RCABC is now welcoming canoe job postings. If you're organization is looking for a canoeing instructor send a job posting in PDF format to the email address below. It will be posted on the website homepage and emailed to current RCABC Instructor Members.
environment@bccanoe.com

Canoe Job Posting - Maple Ridge
Ridge Wilderness Adventures is looking for people interested in teaching or guiding canoeing. Follow the link below for details.
newsflash/Amazing Job Posting.pdf

BC Fire Bans
Check the link below for BC Forests and Range restrictions on campfires, backcountry access restrictions and new fire regulations.
http://bcwildfire.ca/hprScripts/WildfireNews/Bans.asp

EVENTS
Tamahi Five-0 Open Canoe Slalom
Sept 18-19, 2010
A fun whitewater weekend of paddling, racing and camping on the Chilliwack River at Tamihi. Contact is Pat Yarnell, Beaver Canoe Club 604-215-2215
http://picasaweb.google.com/Beaver.Canoe.Club/TamihiFive0SlalomRace#
Pat Yarnell [patrick.yarnell@gmail.com]

BC Rivers Day and Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup
On the week of Sept 18-26th, tens of thousands of British Columbians will participate in BC Rivers Day and the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. The two events are now combined into the same week. Let's start cleaning up our waterways!
Please register your events so others can join in! For BC Rivers Day on Sept 26th, go to www.orcbc.ca (Outdoor Recreation Council of BC). For the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup site, follow the link below.
http://shorelinecleanup.ca/

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