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The Durham Rowing Club is a non-profit sport and recreation club who is dedicated to making the sport of rowing available to everyone in the Durham Region.

The Burnaby Lake Rowing Club (BLRC) rows on the calm waters of Burnaby Lake, in Burnaby, BC - one of the best places to train singles in North America.

The mission of the club is to develop elite level skills in fine racing singles while also promoting a sense of independence in the athlete. To this end, Juniors row alongside Senior and Masters.

The club hosts the Crofton House School and Sentinel Secondary rowing teams who row with the Burnaby Lake juniors during the off season. The Burnaby Lake site also hosts RCA and SFU rowing programs.

The 200 rowing section members of the Vancouver Rowing Club, ranging in age from our youngest 14-year-old Junior rower to a Master rower in his 70’s, all proudly row a modern, high quality fleet of shells.

The calibre, commitment, and experience of our coaches make it possible for a new rower to transition from their learn-to-row experience, through novice, all the way to the podium if that is their goal. VRC also offers a popular recreational rowing program, which allows a rower to develop skills without the racing component.

Aviron Lachine est un club d’aviron sans but lucratif dont la mission est de favoriser et de développer le sport d’aviron sur le lac St Louis, un plan d’eau idéal et pittoresque pour ramer.

Notre club est l'un des neuf clubs existant au Québec, et le seul opérant sur le lac St Louis. Les membres d'Aviron Lachine rament pour le plaisir du sport, et s'il y en a parmi vous qui ont un esprit compétitif, nous avons plusieurs entraîneurs à votre disposition.

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Aviron Lachine Rowing Club is a nonprofit whose mission is to promote and develop sports rowing on Lake St. Louis, an ideal and picturesque lake for rowing.

Our club is one of the nine existing clubs in Quebec and the only one operating on Lake St. Louis. Members Lachine Rowing rowing for fun sports, and there are some of you who have a competitive spirit, we have several coaches available.

The Montreal Rowing Club (MRC) was founded in 1987. We are a non-profit amateur sports organization, managed by a Board of Directors made up of volunteer members. Our mission is to promote and practice rowing, an Olympic sport, in the greater Montreal area.

The club has over 400 annual and summer members, as well as participants in various rowing programs. We offer competitive, masters, recreational, high school, collegiate/university and corporate rowing programs as well as Learn-To-Row courses.

We are located at the Olympic Basin in Montreal, a rowing facility "par excellence". Direct legacy of the 1976 Olympic Games, the Olympic Basin remains the only of its kind in North America.

Our club is the largest rowing club in Quebec, and among the 5 largest rowing clubs in the country. We play an important role in the development of elite rowing athletes in Quebec and Canada. Each year several athletes become member of the provincial, national or Canadian Olympic rowing teams.

Recruiter Elite assists high school rowers in the college recruiting process and helps them make the transition between high-school and college rowing.

Their core focus is to help every rower reach his or her peak potential and find a college that best fits their needs.

Rowing publication that is primarily targeted at North America.

It captures the energy and excitement of the sport by offering newcomers and experienced rowers with content that informs and inspires.

From the high school walk-on to the veteran single sculler, Rowing Magazine seeks to be the companion piece to readers’ on-water experience.

From the GLRF classic literature companion: Rowing festival – in the modern world, a day or days set aside by a club, city, state, or country for the worship of rowing gods. Although festivals have been associated, in some aspect with a religious practice, a rowing festival is a purely secular activity, marked by frequent occasions of stroking, feathering, general merrymaking and gaiety. Feasting, athletics, play-acting, and bawdiness are all considered appropriate constituents of rowing festivals. Share this group: http://miamirowingfestival.glrf.info

Every summer, GLRF members visit the Craftsbury Sculling Center, on their own or with a friend or two. This group is meant to connect Craftsbury alumni, offer suggestions for those thinking about attending for the first time, and help those looking to either put together a group of people for a week or weekend at the Craftsbury Sculling Center or attending one of the GLRF Sculling Weekends that are promoted on the Regatta Camps page.Visit the group's discussion forum where you can add a topic, ask questions, maybe talk about the best weekends or the best time to go. It's all up to you. Share this group:http://craftsbury.glrf.info

Online regatta registration mainly focused on the United States and Canada. They do offer online registration for other countries.

Other features include regatta results and rowing club and camp information.