PREMIER NATIONAL TEAM
This notice includes the list of athletes who have been selected for the 2024 World Cup in Miluo, China October 25-27,
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This notice includes the list of athletes who have been selected for the 2024 World Cup in Miluo, China October 25-27,
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The most competitive dragon boat event Canada! The 2025 Canadian Dragon Boat Championships (August 20-24 at Parc Jean-Drapeau Olympic Basin) will be a qualifier for the 15th Club Crew World Championships (CCWC) 2026, which will be held at Liyu Lake, Hualien, Taiwan.
Canadian Dragon Boat Championships 2025 Read More »
July 24-28, 2024 at the Welland International Flatwater Centre The USDBF & DBC (Dragon Boat Canada Bateau-Dragon) are pleased to announce the inaugural Canadian-American Club Crew Championships (CACCC). CACCCs will be held in the same years as IDBF Club Crew World Championships, and will alternate between sites in the US and Canada. CACCC is open
Can American Club Crew Championships 2024 Read More »
View the Canadian Dragon Boat National Team results on the IDBF Champs website.
2023 National Team in WDBRC Read More »
We spoke to members of Canada’s inaugural National Para Dragon Boat team, and here’s what they had to say.
Making Dragon Boat History: Canada’s First National Para Dragon Boat Team Read More »
Race results for the 2023 Canadian Dragon Boat Championships have been posted here.
2023 Canadian Dragon Boat Championships Race Results Read More »
If you’ve ever seen a dragon boat race, you know how intense it is- coaches bellowing out directives, paddlers fiercely battling the waves. A sport for the visually-impaired?
From Bach to Boats Read More »
The most competitive event anywhere! At the 2023 Canadian Dragon Boat Championships (July 20-23 at the Welland International Flatwater Centre) DBC will be introducing a Small Crew Racing Class for all Age and Gender Categories.
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In 2010, athlete and ‘gentle giant’ Sandro François, experienced not one, but two strokes at the age of 25 and had to relearn everything again: how to speak, how to be independently mobile, how to manage in his new reality.
From Stroke-Survivor to Dragon Boater: Sandro François Shares His Story Read More »