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After a few years of adhering to COVID-19 restrictions and living ‘within a bubble,’ many enthusiasts are once again getting out on the water and the Shuswap awaits this summer. It’s still advisable to be cautious and safe, but planning some much-... Read more
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Driving with a boat in tow to the Shuswap from the east or west on the Trans-Canada highway, the winding roads open to reveal the blue expanse of Shuswap and Little Shuswap lakes, some of BC’s most popular inland waterways and a haven for... Read more
Jun 1, 2023
Boating in Bad Weather: What You Need to Know
Fair skies and winds are the ideal conditions to enjoy a day on the water. Unfortunately, the weather in any boating region never remains constant and determining the marine forecast and then deciding to resume with your plans is important for... Read more
Sep 23, 2022
Stop the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
Everything we love about the Shuswap - the clean water, beaches, and spending leisure time on a boat or dock is at risk due to small invasive freshwater species called zebra and quagga mussels... Read more
Sep 17, 2022
Four-Season Boat Storage
Purchasing a dry boat storage unit for your property may not be your first thought during the height of summer. However, given the constant warm temperatures from June to early September and the often harsh winters, it should be at least a... Read more
Sep 6, 2022
Two Family-Friendly Destinations in the Shuswap
The Shuswap region is the perfect backdrop for family vacation fun in British Columbia. In addition to all the excitement on the water, don’t miss some of the region’s most enjoyable and unique attractions, The Enchanted Forest and Skytrek... Read more
Aug 28, 2022
How to Prevent Boat Theft
Like many regions in BC - from the Okanagan to Campbell River - the Shuswap is not immune to boat thefts. You don’t have to look very hard in the news to - unfortunately - read about recurring stolen watercraft, as well as engines, sterndrives,... Read more
Aug 18, 2022
The Return of the Sockeye
There are salmon runs every fall on the Adams River but 2022 marks the dominant year when thousands of sockeye return to their spawning grounds in Tsútswecw (Roderick Haig-Brown) Provincial Park to end their four-year life cycle. Read more
Aug 5, 2022