Water Sports

Water Sports Jet-fuelled adrenalin and whitewater

Zipping across whitewater at 160-plus kilometres per hour is second nature to Gord Humphrey.

by Kirsten Armleder

Water Sports Personal watercraft (PWC) – riding etiquette

Powerful fast and exciting, riding a PWC should be safe and fun for everyone.

by Nowell Berg

Water Sports Ten days of high speed action

The 2015 World Jet Boat Championship race returns to Western Canada July 15 to 25, with over 50 boats racing in Grande Prairie, Peace River, Taylor and Whitecourt.

by Mason Buettner

Water Sports Supercharged woman of watercross

Snowmobile watercross is growing in popularity, and Krista Maki-Zurn is a first class racer.

by Trish Drinkle

Water Sports Taking Alberta adventures to the max

Meet two avid river boaters: one from Fort McMurray and one from Red Deer.

by Trish Drinkle

Water Sports River boating in northern Saskatchewan

Pat and Lara Goertz enjoy boating on the North Saskatchewan River

by Trish Drinkle

Water Sports Boating on Shuswap Lake is a family tradition

The author renews her passion for one of B.C.’s most popular vacation destinations.

by Kirsten Armleder

Water Sports Sea-Doos simplify the family vacation

Dwayne and Melanie Folk enjoy riding Sea-Doos on Kootenay Lake with their three daughters.

by Trish Drinkle

Water Sports From family fun to a family business

Marine recreation has always been a part of the Beaudoin family. Now they share the fun with visitors to the Lakeland area.

by Trish Drinkle

Water Sports Whitewater jetboat racing series

 The Whitewater Jetboat Racing 2013  series,  are more like marathons than races. 

by Karissa Gall

Water Sports Highlights of western Canadian watersports in 2013

From a man-made waterskiing lake to a professional ski-jumping event, watersports enthusiasts have plenty to see in Alberta and Saskatchewan this summer.

by Karissa Gall

Water Sports Watercross: Making a Splash on the Prairies

For the past 12 years, the Western Canadian Watercross Association has been working hard to promote this unique and exciting watersport.

by Michelle Carr Johnston