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The BC Sailing Association is the provincial sport authority for sailing in British Columbia, providing a range of services including training, race management, judging, and keelboat rating. As the liaison to Sail Canada and World Sailing for member clubs, BC Sailing ensures that sailing enthusiasts have access to high-quality programs and resources.
Membership with BC Sailing offers a variety of benefits and is open to yacht club members and sailing enthusiasts. By becoming a member, individuals can access training programs, events, and resources to enhance their sailing experience.
The BC Sailing Association regularly organizes events such as championships, clinics, and races to promote the sport of sailing and provide opportunities for sailors to showcase their skills. These events are open to sailors of all levels, from beginners to experienced racers.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, BC Sailing has implemented safety protocols and guidelines in accordance with public health orders and restrictions. The association remains committed to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for sailors to participate in the sport they love.
Whether you're looking to learn how to sail, improve your racing skills, or become a certified sailing instructor, BC Sailing offers a range of programs and resources to help you achieve your goals. Join us at the BC Sailing Association and discover the joy and excitement of sailing in the beautiful waters of British Columbia.
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We offer courses in dinghy sailing, keelboat sailing, and power boating. We also support programs such as the Mobile Optimist Sailing School (MOSS) and training related to ROC(M) VHF and Pleasure Craft Operator’s Card.
You can become a sailor and explore our courses, or get involved through racing sections like dinghy and keelboat/offshore events and regattas.
Start by visiting Become a Sailor to begin your path with BC Sailing. From there, you can choose a course that fits your goals and register through the relevant course area.