Turning people into paddlers, athletes into champions, one adventure at a time! The purpose of the Manitoba Paddling Association is to support and ensure the development of competitive and recreational paddling throughout Manitoba. Manitoba Paddling Association is the Provincial Sport Governing Body for competitive canoe, kayak and dragon boat in Manitoba. Our clubs offer year-round programs for youth and adults to maintain fitness and have fun on and off the water. Winnipeg, MB Canada

Founded in 2002, by a local group of dedicated paddlers, the MWC is a non-profit club that offers whitewater paddlers: a welcoming community for all ages and abilities; pool sessions during the winter months; silly social events and an annual summer shin-dig paddling festival; opportunities to network, carpool, and share gas station dinners; a mighty voice in the province of Manitoba, Canada.

The Parkland Paddling Club is a non-profit, community-based club dedicated to promoting, developing, and supporting a safe, fun, accessible, and responsible paddling community. Through weekly pool sessions in the winter and outdoor programs in the summer, the Parkland Paddling Club aims to provide access to equipment, training opportunities and a welcoming community in order to make the joys and benefits of paddling available to people in the parkland. Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada.

The Winnipeg Rowing Club is located on the Red River just south of The Forks in downtown Winnipeg. It is one of the oldest sporting organizations in Western Canada. Members range from 13 to 85, and the club offers programs for all skill levels. Today, the WRC is a non-profit amateur organization offering lessons and programs in the sport of rowing, with a rich and successful history, and tradition of camaraderie and friendships. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada