United Albertan Paddling Society

The United Albertan Paddling Society is a recreational whitewater kayaking club based out of Edmonton, Alberta. With strong instructional programming for both adults and youth, UAPS has been introducing paddlers to the excitement of whitewater since 1978.

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Upcoming events

    • 23 Jul 2026
    • 20 Aug 2026
    • 6 sessions
    • Rundle Pond, Eastglen Pool
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    Introduction to Kayaking for Women Only

    Participants | Participantes

    First priority is given to women who are Black, Indigenous, racialized, newcomers to Canada, low income, and those who need a women-only learning environment.

    La priorité est accordée aux femmes noires, autochtones, racisées, les nouvelles arrivées au Canada, et/ou qui cherche un environnement d'apprentissage exclusivement féminin.


    Location | Lieu

    Rundle Park Ponds: Thursdays July 23, 30, August 6, 13, 20, 7-8:30 pm
    Eastglen Pool: Saturday Aug 8, 3:30-5 pm

    L'étang de Parc Rundle: les jeudis, juillet 23 et 30 juillet, et août 6, 13, et 20, de 19:00 à 20:30

    Piscine de Eastglen: samedi 8 août, de 15:30 à 17:00


    Description | Description du cours

    We will learn about kayak safety, equipment, paddling skills, and weather conditions. We will explore the pond and play kayak games. No experience necessary. Everyone will wear a personal flotation device, so students do not need to be able to swim.

    Nous aborderons la sécurité en kayak, l'équipement, les techniques de pagaie et les conditions météorologiques. Nous explorerons l'étang et participerons à des jeux nautiques. Cet événement est ouvert à tous les niveaux. Des kayaks, des pagaies et des gilets de sauvetage seront fournis.


    Registration | Inscription

    For more information, please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Pour plus d’informations, veuillez envoyer un courriel à info@paddleuaps.com


    This course has been funded by a Government of Canada We Paddle Grant to the United Albertan Paddling Society.

    Ce cours a été financé par une subvention Nous Pagayons du gouvernement du Canada accordée à la United Albertan Paddling Society.


    • 21 Aug 2026
    • 23 Aug 2026
    • 22 Aug 2026
    • 23 Aug 2026
    • Clearwater River

    COURSE DESCRIPTION

    The Clearwater River Weekend is an advanced kayak program for those looking to improve their big water paddling abilities.

    GOALS

    The aim of this program is to introduce paddlers to the nuances and differences of big water paddling vs smaller rivers. In this course, the instructors will put participants through their paces on bigger pushier features with a strong focus on technical skill development and safety in this style of whitewater. We talk a lot about power vs finesse, scouting on the fly, line selection, rescues, and much more in this exciting and dynamic program.

    OUTCOMES

    After completing this course participants can expect to have had a safe and well-directed introduction to running larger volume whitewater, also to have practiced and understood a wide range of skills used in running big water.

    Course Price

    $389.95 + GST

    Registration link will be send to 2026 BDP/NPP leaders

    • 25 Aug 2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Buena Vista Park - Parking Lot
    Register

    ** This is a common adventure, not formally led programming. Attend at your own risk.**

    A mini course for paddling instructors. Learn how to create a written accessibility plan ahead of time to reduce anxiety for you and your participants, as well as what to do when planning ahead isn't possible. Focus on anticipating, planning for, and reducing access and safety barriers for people with physical disabilities. Bring your own paddling gear and boat.

    Participants must be competent paddlers on moving water and comfortable paddling on the North Saskatchewan River.

    Bring your throw bag and webbing/ pin kit if you've got one

    Google Pin for meeting location (meet Heather in parking lot at 6pm to run shuttle if you are able) https://maps.app.goo.gl/7wXx66Cq6HTKHUcP6

    Required gear: Boat, float bags, paddle, skirt, helmet, PFD with whistle, proper paddling attire 






    • 26 Aug 2026
    • 6:15 PM - 9:15 PM
    • Rundle Park Paddling Pond
    • 3
    Register

    The United Albertan Paddling Society is seeking participants to teach during CKC Lake Kayak Instructor Evaluations. During these sessions, new instructors will be evaluated by a National Learning Facilitator as they teach participants different strokes and essential skills needed for lake kayaking. We invite any paid UAPS member to attend one or more sessions and fine-tune your paddling skills this summer! Please register before attending. If there is a specific stroke or skill you want to work on, let your instructor know! 

    You can register for 1 or more sessions, it is not a 4 week program, each session is a one-off. 

    Meet at the Rundle Park Paddling Pond at 6:15pm . Google Maps pin: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9o5RuE7vBhafSjKa6


    • 4 Sep 2026
    • 7 Sep 2026
    • Fraser Meadows, BC


    • 12 Sep 2026
    • 13 Sep 2026
    • Near Rocky Mountain House

    Details at: https://www.rockycanoeclub.org/ and on RCC Facebook page

    Family paddling and activities at the Historic Site

    • 14 Sep 2026
    • 5 Oct 2026
    • 4 sessions
    • Eastglen
    Register

    This course is designed for paddlers with a roll, looking to learn to playboat! Bring your own playboat (and if you don't have one, indicate your size during registration).




    • 23 Sep 2026
    • 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Boston Pizza, 4804 Calgary Trail
    Register

    Please join us in-person at our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday September 23 at Boston Pizza. We ask you register in advance for our attendance sheet and to ensure we have quorum. 

    Enjoy complimentary appetizers (provided by UAPS), and join us for drinks or dinner at 6:30 pm (at your own cost; please note an 18% automatic gratuity will be added due to our group size). The Annual General Meeting will begin at 7:15 pm. We will have the private "Team Room" booked in the back. 

    We need quorum from our members to approve:

    • 2026 Agenda
    • 2026 WGM Minutes
    • 2025/26 Current Statement of Operations (coming soon)
    • 2025/26 Monthly Financial Summary (coming soon 

    Please email info@paddleuaps.com if you are interested in joining our board or have any questions. 



    • 27 Sep 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 3 Oct 2026
    • 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
    • Eastglen Pool
    Register

    Please ensure that our Waiver of Claims and Liability is signed by each attending adult and child. 

    • 4 Oct 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 14 Oct 2026
    • 25 Nov 2026
    • 6 sessions
    • Eastglen
    • 6
    Register

    Are you looking to improve your paddling technique? The UAPS Stroke Improvement Course aims to tune up your paddling, correct bad habits,  and allows you to work smarter rather than harder. This is a great way to tune up your skills over the winter, and give you drills to work on at open sessions, so that you can move onto those bigger rivers that you’ve been waiting for!  

    • 17 Oct 2026
    • 31 Oct 2026
    • 3 sessions
    • Eastglen Leisure Center 11410 68 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5B 1P1
    • 5
    Register

    This concentrated clinic will get you working toward that bomber combat roll you want to show off on the river. If you’ve just started paddling and want an introduction to rolling, or you’ve been trying to nail down your roll and need a bit of fine tuning this course is definitely for you.

    A low student to instructor ratio ensures that whatever your skill level, you will get personalized attention in this clinic. You will also benefit from receiving different instruction styles that may clear up a confusing aspect of the rolling process.


    • 18 Oct 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 19 Oct 2026
    • 2 Nov 2026
    • 2 sessions
    • Eastglen Pool
    Register

    WATER CONFIDENCE FOR PADDLERS

    COURSE DESCRIPTION

    This course is designed to help paddlers build comfort and confidence with being underwater in a kayaking setting. We will focus on developing calm, familiar responses to the underwater situations that can occur while paddling.

    Through guided practice in the pool, participants will work through fear management systems and familiarize themselves with being underwater. We will practice recognizing what is happening, staying calm, and working through disorientation and unfamiliar positions in a controlled and supportive environment. There is no expected level of water comfort/confidence at the start of the course. The focus is on progression: wherever you are in your paddling journey, we will work with you from there.

    Why take this course?

    • Become more comfortable being in or underwater in a kayaking setting
    • Practice staying calm and aware when upside down or disoriented
    • Explore different underwater positions and movements in a kayak
    • Develop personal strategies for managing discomfort or uncertainty underwater
    • Build confidence at your own pace, with coaching adapted to your current experience and comfort level

    Details

    • Session 1 - Oct 19:  We will start out in the Eastglen Classroom and have a 90-minute dryland session before moving to the pool. Meet at the tables just past the receptionist desk by 6:00 PM.  There will be time to change into swimwear after the dryland session. 
    • Session 2 - Nov 2:  We will head right to the pool! Meet on the pool deck at 7:30 PM. 
    • 25 Oct 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:15 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 25 Oct 2026
    • 8:15 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 1 Nov 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 8 Nov 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 14 Nov 2026
    • 5 Dec 2026
    • 4 sessions
    • Eastglen
    Register


    • 15 Nov 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Eastglen Pool

    UAPS is hosting a recreational polo tournament in plastic whitewater playboats on Sunday Nov 15. More details to follow. 

    • 15 Nov 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 16 Nov 2026
    • 7 Dec 2026
    • 4 sessions
    • Eastglen Pool
    Register


    • 22 Nov 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:15 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 22 Nov 2026
    • 8:15 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 29 Nov 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 6 Dec 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
    • Eastglen Pool
    Register

    Please ensure that our Waiver of Claims and Liability is signed by each attending adult and child. 

    • 6 Dec 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 13 Dec 2026
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 9 Jan 2027
    • 23 Jan 2027
    • 3 sessions
    • Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre
    • 6

    This concentrated clinic will get you working toward that bomber combat roll you want to show off on the river. If you’ve just started paddling and want an introduction to rolling, or you’ve been trying to nail down your roll and need a bit of fine tuning this course is definitely for you.

    A low student to instructor ratio ensures that whatever your skill level, you will get personalized attention in this clinic. You will also benefit from receiving different instruction styles that may clear up a confusing aspect of the rolling process.


    • 9 Jan 2027
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 16 Jan 2027
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 23 Jan 2027
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 30 Jan 2027
    • 20 Feb 2027
    • 4 sessions
    • Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre
    • 6

    Are you looking to improve your paddling technique? The UAPS Stroke Improvement Course aims to tune up your paddling, correct bad habits,  and allows you to work smarter rather than harder. This is a great way to tune up your skills over the winter, and give you drills to work on at open sessions, so that you can move onto those bigger rivers that you’ve been waiting for!  

    • 30 Jan 2027
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    Please ensure that our Waiver of Claims and Liability is signed by each attending adult and child. 

    • 30 Jan 2027
    • 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 30 Jan 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 6 Feb 2027
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 13 Feb 2027
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    Please ensure that our Waiver of Claims and Liability is signed by each attending adult and child. 

    • 13 Feb 2027
    • 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 13 Feb 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 20 Feb 2027
    • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grande Trunk
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 27 Feb 2027
    • 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM
    • Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre

    BDP applicants are encouraged to attend this pool session dedicated to getting comfortable with safety practices, rescues, and self rescues.

    We will practice T-rescues, H-rescues, swimming with gear, and self rescue scenarios. This will help prepare you for  whitewater in BDP, and familiarize you with our protocols before you're getting dunked in glacial river water!

    All paddling gear will be provided, but you are encouraged to bring your own PFD if you have one. Please come dressed as if you were coming to an open session or course at the pool. If you tend to get cold, you may want to wear a rash guard or neoprene. If needed, please bring a nose plug and goggles.

    If you have any questions, please reach out to Mo at bdp@paddleuaps.com!

    • 1 Mar 2027
    • 5 Apr 2027
    • 5 sessions
    • Eastglen Pool
    • 6

    Join ex-Team Germany OC1 competitor Stephan Pätsch for an introductory kayak playboating course.

    This course is designed for paddlers with solid boat control and a roll, looking to get out of their creek boats to learn some cool playboating moves.

    Bring your own playboat (and if you don't have one, specify the size you need in the registration link)

    • 7 Mar 2027
    • 4 Apr 2027
    • 4 sessions
    • Eastglen Pool


    • 7 Mar 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 10 Mar 2027
    • 31 Mar 2027
    • 4 sessions
    • Eastglen

    This course is designed for paddlers with a roll, looking to learn to playboat! Bring your own playboat (and if you don't have one, indicate your size during registration).




    • 13 Mar 2027
    • 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
    • Eastglen
    Register

    Please ensure that our Waiver of Claims and Liability is signed by each attending adult and child. 

    • 14 Mar 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 20 Mar 2027
    • 10 Apr 2027
    • 3 sessions
    • Grand Trunk Fitness and Leisure Centre
    • 6

    This concentrated clinic will get you working toward that bomber combat roll you want to show off on the river. If you’ve just started paddling and want an introduction to rolling, or you’ve been trying to nail down your roll and need a bit of fine tuning this course is definitely for you.

    A low student to instructor ratio ensures that whatever your skill level, you will get personalized attention in this clinic. You will also benefit from receiving different instruction styles that may clear up a confusing aspect of the rolling process.


    • 21 Mar 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 4 Apr 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 11 Apr 2027
    • 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
    • Eastglen
    Register

    Please ensure that our Waiver of Claims and Liability is signed by each attending adult and child. 

    • 11 Apr 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    Drop In Polo

    We look forward to having you all out for a fun, recreational game of polo in whitewater kayaks, open to anyone who has completed our Intro to Kayaking course (or has equivalent experience and a calm wet exit)

    When you arrive, please help set-up the 2 nets starting at 7:30pm. We will break into 2 teams. Each team can have up to 5 players on the water at once, and sub players in at any time. Each player on the water must wear a helmet with a facemask (you are welcome to use your own helmet as long as it has a facemask).

    Objective: The aim is to score in the net on the other side of the pool! The team with the most goals wins!

    RULES (for our fun game!)

    • The game begins with a sprint. Both teams line up at their goal lines, and a referee throws the ball into the center of the pitch. The first player from each team races for possession. 
    • After a goal is scored, the team that scored the goal must return to their own half as quickly as possible, at which point play can restart
    • You can hold the polo ball for up to 5-seconds only (then you must pass, dribble, or shoot)
    • A player must not maneuver their kayak with their hands or paddle while the ball is resting on their spray deck (the ball can never be on someone's deck during active play - even just sitting in one spot) 
    • Paddles must not be used to contact other players, or be used in any way that endanger other players
    • Players must be careful not to T-bone other players
    • No illegal tackles. This includes:  tackling someone who does not have ball possession, hacking, paddling within 1m of an opponent's body or hand, or deliberately causing an opponent to capsize. You are not allowed to impede/hold on to a player with your body or kit. You can also not lean on other players. 
    • No paddle fouls. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • No dangerous boat tackles. See rules for safety and fairness here
    • If you foul another team, they get possession and space to make a pass.

    If you are curious, there is a good overview of basic polo rules here:  https://warwickcanoe.uk/polo/rules For those super keen to pursue it beyond UAPS, you can checkout the ICF rulebook here, and EWP's competitive polo program here.

    Happy Paddling!


    • 12 Apr 2027
    • 3 May 2027
    • 4 sessions
    • Eastglen Pool


    • 18 Apr 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 25 Apr 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 2 May 2027
    • 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
    • Eastglen
    Register

    Please ensure that our Waiver of Claims and Liability is signed by each attending adult and child. 

    • 2 May 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 9 May 2027
    • 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 19 May 2027
    • 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 26 May 2027
    • 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 2 Jun 2027
    • 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 9 Jun 2027
    • 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 16 Jun 2027
    • 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

    • 23 Jun 2027
    • 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Eastglen Main Pool
    Register

    You must sign up for open sessions ahead of time in order to attend

    *Any questions or concerns please email info@paddleuaps.com

    Open sessions are available to UAPS members only

    UAPS members are not permitted to access the Eastglen facility before 7:15 pm unless they have paid to attend the women and girls-only swim prior to our rental. Please note that if facility staff require additional time to clear the space and change rooms, members may need to wait for approval before entering. Please respect all posted signage and follow the directions of facility staff at all times.

Past events

14 Aug 2026 Club weekend 4 - Kananaskis
14 Aug 2026 Club Weekend 4 - Canoe Meadows Camping
12 Aug 2026 Intro to Paddling and Stroke Refinement
11 Aug 2026 Rolling in the River with Dr. Green
10 Aug 2026 Saving Wilson - boat flipping, pushing, and rescue practice
7 Aug 2026 CKC Swift Water Rescue Training
7 Aug 2026 Clearwater Kayak Fest
5 Aug 2026 Intro to Paddling and Stroke Refinement
1 Aug 2026 Jordan - Perry Fest
31 Jul 2026 Slave River Fest
29 Jul 2026 Intro to Paddling and Stroke Refinement
28 Jul 2026 Swimming for BDPers, NPPers, and Kayak Instructors and Leaders
24 Jul 2026 River Leader 2 Training
22 Jul 2026 Cancelled - polo in the Park
21 Jul 2026 Open Session
17 Jul 2026 Club weekend 3 - Red Deer
17 Jul 2026 Women's Whitewater Festival
17 Jul 2026 Club Weekend 3 - Sundre/Red Deer River Camping
14 Jul 2026 POSTPONED to Aug 11- Rolling in the River with Dr. Green
13 Jul 2026 Planning the Put‑In: Removing Barriers Before They Appear
10 Jul 2026 KanFest
9 Jul 2026 CANCELED due to high water - Polo in the Park
8 Jul 2026 Canclled due to high water - saving Wilson - boat flipping, pushing, and rescue practice
7 Jul 2026 Open Session
3 Jul 2026 Sundre Paddlefest
1 Jul 2026 CANCELLED DUE TO HIGH WATER - Canada Day Fireworks Float
27 Jun 2026 Private UAPS AQ Class II Skills Progression Weekend
26 Jun 2026 Grande Cache River Rendezvous
24 Jun 2026 Open Session
24 Jun 2026 Saving Wilson - boat flipping, pushing, and rescue practice
23 Jun 2026 POSTPONED - Rolling in the River
20 Jun 2026 Whitewater Wilderness First Aid
20 Jun 2026 Brierlies Whoop Up
19 Jun 2026 Mom's Paddling Weekend
18 Jun 2026 POSTPONED TO JULY 9 - Polo in the Park
13 Jun 2026 River Leader 3 Training
12 Jun 2026 Private UAPS AQ Intro to Creeking Course
10 Jun 2026 Open Session
9 Jun 2026 Rolling in the River - coach in the boat
9 Jun 2026 Knotty in the Park, Polypropylene Optional
9 Jun 2026 Rolling in the River - coach on the ground
5 Jun 2026 Club weekend 2 - Pincher Creek
5 Jun 2026 Club Weekend 2 - Pincher Camping
3 Jun 2026 Rolling in the River - coach in the boat
3 Jun 2026 Rolling in the River - coach on the ground
1 Jun 2026 POSTPONED - Saving Wilson - boat flipping, pushing, and rescue practice
27 May 2026 Open Session
22 May 2026 Club weekend 1 - Kananaskis
22 May 2026 Club Weekend 1 - Canoe Meadows
20 May 2026 Open Session
18 May 2026 BDP 2026 Registration + Payment
15 May 2026 3 River Rendezvous Festival
12 May 2026 Intro to Moving Water
10 May 2026 Open Session
9 May 2026 Raven Whitewater Rescue Technician – Recreational
7 May 2026 Intro to Moving Water
3 May 2026 Open Session
3 May 2026 Paddler's Boat and Gear Swap
3 May 2026 Kids Open Session
1 May 2026 NCCP Pool & Lake Instructor Course
26 Apr 2026 Open Session
24 Apr 2026 Western Whitewater Leadership Symposium
21 Apr 2026 Gear Pickup for BDP & NPP only
19 Apr 2026 Open Session
19 Apr 2026 Gear Pickup for BDP & NPP only
18 Apr 2026 Paddling Film Festival - 2026 World Tour
14 Apr 2026 Whitewater Safety Talk 2026
13 Apr 2026 Basics Course
12 Apr 2026 CANCELLED - Drop in Polo
12 Apr 2026 Open Session
11 Apr 2026 Kids Open Session
29 Mar 2026 Open Session
28 Mar 2026 Kids Open Session
22 Mar 2026 Drop in Polo
22 Mar 2026 Playboating Course
21 Mar 2026 UAPS Gasket Repair Course
15 Mar 2026 Open Session
15 Mar 2026 Kids Open Session
13 Mar 2026 WEM Wave Pool Session
9 Mar 2026 UAPS Instructor's Playboating Course
8 Mar 2026 Open Session
7 Mar 2026 Roll Clinic
1 Mar 2026 Drop in Polo
28 Feb 2026 Pool Session for BDP Applicants
22 Feb 2026 Open Session
21 Feb 2026 Kids Open Session
15 Feb 2026 Open Session
8 Feb 2026 Drop in Polo
7 Feb 2026 Kids Open Session
1 Feb 2026 Open Session
1 Feb 2026 BDP 2026 Application
28 Jan 2026 Winter General Meeting
25 Jan 2026 Drop in Polo
25 Jan 2026 Roll Clinic
19 Jan 2026 Stroke Improvement Course
18 Jan 2026 Open Session
18 Jan 2026 Kids Open Session
13 Jan 2026 Basics Course
11 Jan 2026 Open Session
10 Jan 2026 Youth AWA Winter Whitewater Cup
4 Jan 2026 Drop in Polo
3 Jan 2026 Women-only Basics Course
14 Dec 2025 Open Session
14 Dec 2025 AWA Youth Cross Country Ski Camp
7 Dec 2025 Drop in Polo
30 Nov 2025 Open Session
23 Nov 2025 Open Session
16 Nov 2025 Open Session
9 Nov 2025 Drop in Polo
2 Nov 2025 Open Session
2 Nov 2025 Basics Course
1 Nov 2025 Intro to Polo
1 Nov 2025 PaddleAbility UAPS Instructor Training
26 Oct 2025 Open Session
26 Oct 2025 Roll Clinic
22 Oct 2025 Stroke Improvement Course
20 Oct 2025 2025 Drysuit Repair
19 Oct 2025 Open Session
8 Oct 2025 UAPS Gear Return 2
5 Oct 2025 Drop in Polo
5 Oct 2025 UAPS Gear Return 1
4 Oct 2025 Kids Open Session
4 Oct 2025 Paddle, Potluck, and Bonfire
21 Sep 2025 Open Session
21 Sep 2025 AQ Outdoors Club Night
19 Sep 2025 River Leader 2 Training
18 Sep 2025 Annual General Meeting
15 Sep 2025 Playboating Course
12 Sep 2025 AQ 25th Anniversary
10 Sep 2025 UAPS BDP/NPP Instructor Debrief
10 Sep 2025 Open Session - NSR
30 Aug 2025 Open Session - NSR
27 Aug 2025 Open Session - NSR
23 Aug 2025 UAPS AQ Big Water Course
19 Aug 2025 Open Session
16 Aug 2025 BDP weekend 4
15 Aug 2025 Revy Paddle Fest
15 Aug 2025 Canoe Meadows Camping
13 Aug 2025 Open Session - NSR
9 Aug 2025 KanFest
5 Aug 2025 Open Session
1 Aug 2025 Slave River Fest
1 Aug 2025 Clearwater Fest
30 Jul 2025 Open Session - NSR
22 Jul 2025 Open Session
16 Jul 2025 Open Session - NSR
12 Jul 2025 BDP weekend 3
11 Jul 2025 Red Deer BDP Camping (payment deadline extended)
8 Jul 2025 Open Session
5 Jul 2025 CANCELLED - River Leader 2 Training - CANCELLED
2 Jul 2025 Open Session - NSR
27 Jun 2025 Grande Cache Rendezvous hosted by UAPS
25 Jun 2025 Open Session
21 Jun 2025 UAPS Mom's River Weekend
21 Jun 2025 UAPS AQ Next Step Course
20 Jun 2025 Fiesta Del Toro - Bull Fest
18 Jun 2025 Open Session - NSR
14 Jun 2025 Swift Water Rescue Training
11 Jun 2025 Open Session
7 Jun 2025 BDP weekend 2
6 Jun 2025 Pincher BDP Camping
4 Jun 2025 Open Session - NSR
28 May 2025 Open Session
24 May 2025 BDP weekend 1
23 May 2025 Canoe Meadows Camping
21 May 2025 Open Session
17 May 2025 3 River Rendezvous Festival
14 May 2025 Intro to Moving Water
11 May 2025 Open Session
11 May 2025 Kids Open Session
9 May 2025 NCCP Pool & Lake Instructor Course
6 May 2025 Intro to Moving Water
4 May 2025 Open Session
4 May 2025 EPCA Gear Swap
3 May 2025 Kids Open Session
1 May 2025 Intro to Moving Water
27 Apr 2025 Open Session
25 Apr 2025 Whitewater Leadership Symposium
23 Apr 2025 UAPS AQ Outdoors Club Night
19 Apr 2025 Gear Pickup for BDP & NPP only
16 Apr 2025 Whitewater Safety Talk
15 Apr 2025 Gear Pickup for BDP & NPP only
13 Apr 2025 CANCELLED - Open Session - CANCELLED
13 Apr 2025 CANCELLED - Kids Open Session - CANCELLED
12 Apr 2025 Whitewater Wilderness First Aid
6 Apr 2025 Open Session
6 Apr 2025 Kids Open Session
31 Mar 2025 Playboating Course
30 Mar 2025 Open Session w/ YipYak Kayak Demos
29 Mar 2025 UAPS Paddling Film Festival - 2025 World Tour
23 Mar 2025 Open Session
16 Mar 2025 Open Session
16 Mar 2025 Roll Clinic
9 Mar 2025 Open Session
9 Mar 2025 Kids Open Session
5 Mar 2025 Stroke Improvement Course
2 Mar 2025 Open Session
1 Mar 2025 Basics Course
22 Feb 2025 Open Session
15 Feb 2025 Open Session
15 Feb 2025 Kids Open Session
11 Feb 2025 Wave Pool Session
8 Feb 2025 Open Session
1 Feb 2025 Open Session
1 Feb 2025 Kids Open Session
18 Jan 2025 Basics Course
18 Jan 2025 Open Session
18 Jan 2025 Kids Open Session
12 Jan 2025 AQ Outdoors Club Night
11 Jan 2025 Open Session
10 Jan 2025 Winter Whitewater Youth Cup
14 Dec 2024 Kids Open Session
8 Dec 2024 Open Session
8 Dec 2024 Kids Open Session
1 Dec 2024 Open Session
24 Nov 2024 Open Session
18 Nov 2024 Basics Course (Monday)
17 Nov 2024 Open Session
17 Nov 2024 Roll Clinic
16 Nov 2024 Kids Open Session
10 Nov 2024 Open Session
5 Nov 2024 Stroke Improvement Course
3 Nov 2024 Open Session
3 Nov 2024 Kids Open Session
27 Oct 2024 Open Session
20 Oct 2024 Open Session
20 Oct 2024 Kids Open Session
19 Oct 2024 Basics Course (Saturday)
13 Oct 2024 Open Session
6 Oct 2024 Open Session
5 Oct 2024 Kids Open Session
29 Sep 2024 Open Session
22 Sep 2024 Open Session
18 Sep 2024 AGM
15 Sep 2024 Open Session
15 Sep 2024 Basics Course (Sunday)
8 Sep 2024 Open Session
8 Sep 2024 Open Session
27 Aug 2024 Open Session
20 Aug 2024 Open Session
16 Aug 2024 Canoe Meadows Camping
13 Aug 2024 Open Session
10 Aug 2024 KanFest
9 Aug 2024 Clearwater Paddle Festival
6 Aug 2024 Open Session
2 Aug 2024 Slave River Festival
30 Jul 2024 Open Session
26 Jul 2024 Women's Whitewater Festival
23 Jul 2024 Open Session
19 Jul 2024 Revelstoke Paddle Festival
16 Jul 2024 Open Session
12 Jul 2024 Red Deer BDP Camping
9 Jul 2024 Open Session
2 Jul 2024 Open Session
29 Jun 2024 Grande Cache River Rendezvous
25 Jun 2024 Open Session
21 Jun 2024 Pincher BDP Camping
18 Jun 2024 Open Session
15 Jun 2024 Swift Water Rescue Training
11 Jun 2024 Open Session
4 Jun 2024 Open Session
28 May 2024 Open Session
21 May 2024 Open Session
17 May 2024 3 Rivers Rendezvous
15 May 2024 BDP 2024
14 May 2024 Open Session
12 May 2024 Open Session
10 May 2024 Pool & Lake Instructor Course
5 May 2024 Open Session
5 May 2024 EPCA Boat and Gear Swap
2 May 2024 UAPS AQ Outdoors Gear Night
1 May 2024 Whitewater Safety Talk
28 Apr 2024 Open Session
26 Apr 2024 Whitewater Instructor Symposium
21 Apr 2024 Open Session
20 Apr 2024 Wilderness First Aid
16 Apr 2024 Paddling Film Festival
14 Apr 2024 Open Session
7 Apr 2024 Open Session
6 Apr 2024 Roll Clinic
3 Apr 2024 Basics Course (Wed Evening)
24 Mar 2024 Open Session
17 Mar 2024 Open Session
12 Mar 2024 Stroke Improvement Course
10 Mar 2024 Open Session
6 Mar 2024 Wave Pool Session
3 Mar 2024 Open Session
3 Mar 2024 Basics Course (Sun Morning)
25 Feb 2024 Open Session
18 Feb 2024 Open Session
11 Feb 2024 Open Session
6 Feb 2024 Basics Course (Tues Evening)
4 Feb 2024 Open Session
28 Jan 2024 Open Session
21 Jan 2024 Open Session
21 Jan 2024 Roll Clinic
14 Jan 2024 Open Session
9 Jan 2024 Board Meeting
7 Jan 2024 Open Session
17 Dec 2023 Open Session
10 Dec 2023 Open Session
3 Dec 2023 Open Session
26 Nov 2023 Open Session
19 Nov 2023 Open Session
12 Nov 2023 Open Session
7 Nov 2023 Stroke Improvement Course
5 Nov 2023 Open Session
29 Oct 2023 Open Session
22 Oct 2023 October Basics Course
15 Oct 2023 Open Session
15 Oct 2023 Kids Kayaking Open Session
8 Oct 2023 Open Session
1 Oct 2023 Open Session
25 Sep 2023 AGM
24 Sep 2023 Open Session
17 Sep 2023 Open Session
10 Sep 2023 Open Session
10 Sep 2023 Basics Course
1 Sep 2023 Fraser Festival
29 Aug 2023 Open Session
22 Aug 2023 Open Session
18 Aug 2023 Canoe Meadows Camping
15 Aug 2023 Open Session
12 Aug 2023 Kan Fest
8 Aug 2023 Open Session
4 Aug 2023 Slave River Paddle Fest
4 Aug 2023 Clearwater Paddle Fest
1 Aug 2023 Open Session
29 Jul 2023 Toby Creek Race
25 Jul 2023 Open Session
18 Jul 2023 Open Session
15 Jul 2023 Private UAPS AQ The Next Step Course
14 Jul 2023 Red Deer Camping
11 Jul 2023 Open Session
4 Jul 2023 Open Session
30 Jun 2023 Grande Cache Club Weekend
27 Jun 2023 Open Session
24 Jun 2023 Brierlies Festival and Competition
23 Jun 2023 Private UAPS AQ Intro to Creeking Course
20 Jun 2023 Open Session
17 Jun 2023 Swift Water Rescue Training
9 Jun 2023 Jasper Camping
6 Jun 2023 Open Session
3 Jun 2023 Maycroft Race
30 May 2023 Open Session
26 May 2023 BDP 2023
26 May 2023 Canoe Meadows Camping
19 May 2023 3 Rivers Rendezvous Festival
14 May 2023 Open Session
7 May 2023 Open Session
7 May 2023 UAPS Kids Kayaking Open Session
30 Apr 2023 Open Session
23 Apr 2023 Open Session
21 Apr 2023 Whitewater Instructor Symposium
16 Apr 2023 Open Session
16 Apr 2023 Roll Clinic (April)
15 Apr 2023 Paddlers Boat & Gear Swap
2 Apr 2023 Open Session
2 Apr 2023 UAPS Kids Kayaking Open Session
26 Mar 2023 Open Session
19 Mar 2023 Open Session
12 Mar 2023 Open Session
8 Mar 2023 Wave Pool Session
5 Mar 2023 Open Session
5 Mar 2023 Basics Course (March)
28 Feb 2023 Winter General Meeting
27 Feb 2023 AWA AGM
26 Feb 2023 Open Session
26 Feb 2023 UAPS Kids Kayaking Open Session
19 Feb 2023 Open Session
12 Feb 2023 Open Session
5 Feb 2023 Open Session
5 Feb 2023 Roll Clinic
31 Jan 2023 Basics Course (Tues Evening)
29 Jan 2023 Open Session
22 Jan 2023 Open Session
15 Jan 2023 Open Session
8 Jan 2023 Open Session
8 Jan 2023 Basics Course (Sunday Morning)
18 Dec 2022 Open Session
11 Dec 2022 Open Session
4 Dec 2022 Open Session
27 Nov 2022 Open Session
20 Nov 2022 Open Session
19 Nov 2022 CKC Pool Kayak Instructor (PKI)
13 Nov 2022 Open Session
6 Nov 2022 Open Session
6 Nov 2022 Basics Course #1
2 Oct 2022 Open Session
25 Sep 2022 Open Session
21 Sep 2022 Annual General Meeting
18 Sep 2022 Open Session
11 Sep 2022 Open Session
1 Sep 2022 Open Session
25 Aug 2022 Open Session
19 Aug 2022 Canoe Meadows Camping
18 Aug 2022 Open Session
11 Aug 2022 Open Session
4 Aug 2022 Open Session
28 Jul 2022 Open Session
21 Jul 2022 Open Session
14 Jul 2022 Open Session
7 Jul 2022 Open Session
30 Jun 2022 Open Session
25 Jun 2022 SWR Course
23 Jun 2022 Open Session
17 Jun 2022 Intro to Creeking with Aquabatics
16 Jun 2022 Open Session
10 Jun 2022 Jasper Camping
9 Jun 2022 Open Session
2 Jun 2022 Open Session
27 May 2022 BDP
27 May 2022 BDP2
27 May 2022 Canoe Meadows Camping
26 May 2022 Open Session
15 May 2022 Open Session
9 May 2022 Whitewater Safety Talk
8 May 2022 Open Session
1 May 2022 Open Session
30 Apr 2022 UAPS SWR with Aquabatics
24 Apr 2022 Open Session
21 Apr 2022 Roll Clinic #3
10 Apr 2022 Open Session
3 Apr 2022 Open Session
27 Mar 2022 Open Session
24 Mar 2022 Roll Clinic #2
22 Mar 2022 Beginner Course #2
21 Mar 2022 Winter General Meeting
20 Mar 2022 Open Session
13 Mar 2022 Open Session
6 Mar 2022 Open Session
27 Feb 2022 Open Session
20 Feb 2022 Open Session
17 Feb 2022 Roll Clinic #1
15 Feb 2022 Beginner Course #1
13 Feb 2022 Open Session
6 Feb 2022 Open Session
30 Jan 2022 Open Session
23 Jan 2022 Open Session
16 Jan 2022 Open Session
11 Jan 2022 Exec Meeting
9 Jan 2022 Open Session
2 Jan 2022 Open Session
19 Dec 2021 Open Session
12 Dec 2021 Open Session
7 Dec 2021 Wave Pool Session
5 Dec 2021 Open Session
28 Nov 2021 Open Session
21 Nov 2021 Open Session
17 Nov 2021 Fall AGM
14 Nov 2021 Open Session
7 Nov 2021 Open Session
4 Nov 2021 Beginner Course
31 Oct 2021 Open Session
24 Oct 2021 Open Session
17 Oct 2021 Open Session
20 Aug 2021 Club Weekend - Kananaskis
13 Aug 2021 BDP2 Kan Camping
24 Jul 2021 Red Deer River Beginners Trip
23 Jul 2021 Club Weekend - Red Deer River
7 Jul 2021 Rundle Open Session
30 Jun 2021 Rundle Open Session
23 Jun 2021 Rundle Open Session
16 Jun 2021 Rundle Open Session
16 Jun 2021 Intro to Kayaking
11 Jun 2021 Club Weekend - Pincher Creek
5 Jun 2021 Wilderness First Aid
29 May 2021 BDP2 Registration
29 May 2021 BDP2
24 Apr 2021 Winter General Meeting
15 Sep 2020 Annual General Meeting
15 Aug 2020 Kananaskis Club Weekend
25 Jul 2020 Red Deer Club Weekend
17 Jul 2020 Women's Whitewater Weekend
16 Jun 2020 Virtual Open Session: Virtual Pub Night
16 Apr 2020 Roll Clinic Session #3
30 Mar 2020 Play Boating Course
24 Mar 2020 Basics Course Session #3
12 Mar 2020 Roll Clinic Session #2
2 Mar 2020 Polo/Stroke Improvement
18 Feb 2020 Basics Course Session #2
6 Feb 2020 Roll Clinic Session #1
21 Jan 2020 Basics Course Session #1
14 Jan 2020 Exec Meeting
12 Jan 2020 Open Session


        

Special thanks to InMotion for their ongoing financial support and encouragement, which has helped increase women’s leadership in our club since 2023.


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