The Beaver Canoe Club is based in Vancouver and Burnaby, BC. We run lakewater and whitewater canoe trips around Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Surrey and Southwest BC, hold canoe skills training clinics and offer education & entertainment for paddlers of all levels.

The Blackwater Paddlers, known officially as the Dene Voyageur  Heritage  Society, promote paddling in all of its forms in our community and area around Quesnel, Hallis Lake, Bowron Lakes. The club is a community organization through which paddling trips, canoeing lessons and social events are co-ordinated. Informal evening paddles, along with weekend events, are scheduled throughout the summer. A Sunday paddle in late September in observance of BC Rivers Day is normally the final event of the season.

The Dogwood Canoe Club is one of the oldest clubs in British Collumbia.  They are located in the Burnaby region of the Lower Mainland.  They specialize in Lake Water, Canoe Sailing and wilderness trips.

Fort Langley Canoe Club is a non-profit group of people who enjoy paddling competitively and recreationally in four main classes of boats - Canoe & Kayak, Dragon Boat, Voyageur and Outrigger canoe. We paddle on the Bedford Channel, with our home being at the Paddlesport dock, just downstream from the Jacob Haldi bridge in Fort Langley.

Nakusp Paddling Club is a non-profit society. We own a 10- person Clipper canoe and a 2-person canoe. Regular outings are scheduled during the summer months, and occasionally the club organizes longer trips and training events.

The New Caledonia Paddle Club is located in Vanderhoof.  The Club specializes in Lake Water Paddling and Canoe Tripping.  They own a fleet of tandem and voyageir canoes.  The offer a variety of programs, including programs for youth.

This club is locted in Pitt Meadows in the Fraser Valley and offers recreational paddling program including Voyageurs, Dragon Boating and Canoe and Kayak programs for youth,

Thompson River Interior Paddle Sports Club is based in Kamloops. Their mandate is:

• To co-ordinate, promote and encourage all types of recreational & competitive canoeing & kayaking in a club atmosphere.
• Provides an opportunity for canoeing and kayaking enthusiasts to share, learn and practice the necessary skills to be a competent paddler all in a social setting.
• To develop safe practices and activities for canoe & kayak enthusiasts
• To involve the club in appropriate conservation and environmental issues in the area.
  
  

The club is a not-for-profit organization devoted to the promotion of safe and skillful paddling on Vancouver Island and in the surrounding waters. The club has a diverse paddling community and with six paddling programs gives members a wide range of paddling opportunities. It boasts one of the finest club houses in British Columbia which is located on the Gorge Waterway.