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Ian
Murray
1977 |
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Port
Moody, BRITISH COLUMBIA |
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| Burrard Inlet |
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Ancestral
lands of the Coast Salish, Hul'qumi'num Treaty, Stz'uminus,
S'ólh Téméxw, Musqueam,
Tsleil-Waututh, Qayqayt, Kwikwetlam, Squamish |
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Google
Maps Link - photograph © |
Jersey
paintings © Liam Birch
Jersey
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Founded: |
1967 |
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| Founders:vvvvvv
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Bill
Collins |
| Official
Name: |
Port
Moody Canoe Club |
| Fate: |
Folded |
| Telephone: |
none |
| Website: |
none |
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Colours: |
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ACHIEVEMENTS |
Western
Division Champions: 1970
Pacific
Division Champions: 1974 |
| Greatest
Points Total: 1974: 9 (14th) |
| INFORMATION |
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Port
Moody Canoe Club
was founded in 1967 by Bill Collins, entered the
Association in 1969 and received many of their boats from
the BC Kayak
& Canoe Club. Port Moody
was the first BC club to win points at the national championships
and competed at the national championships until about 1980
when a powerboat launch was built on the inlet making paddling
extremely dangerous. The construction of the Old Mill Boathouse,
which now houses the Port Moody
Canoe & Kayak Club, traces its roots to
the original Port Moody Canoe Club and the Centennial Sailing
Association. (Club logo has been reimagined based on
member descriptions) |
| CCA
COMMODORES |
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None |
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| NATIONAL
TEAM COACHES |
| None
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| CANADA
GAMES MEDALISTS |
| None |
| NATIONAL
TEAM ALUMNI |
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Sue
Gifford |
NA
Champs 1972 K4 500 
K2 500  , 1973
K4 500  , 1974
K2 5k |
| Leif
Jorgenson |
| NA
Champs 1970 K1 1000
K2 1000
K1 10k |
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