Every Saturday morning, year-round, we paddle from the Bedford Channel in Fort Langley (view of voyageur canoe on Bedford Channel with the church in background).
This annual one day trip is so popular now that we do it two days so we can take twice as many paddlers.
We launch at Harrison, paddle down the Harrison River, stopping along the way for lunch, to watch the spawning salmon, and the many eagles that come to feed on the dying spawned salmon. 
The Cranberry Voyageur Races are an annual event for our club and held in conjunction with the Fort Langley Cranberry Festival on the Saturday of Thanksgiving Weekend.
We trailer two voyageur canoes and had two tandem canoes along for a weekend of fun in the sun, camping just outside of Savona, and getting wet in the Thompson River.
Our club is involved with the annual Brigade Days in Fort Langley. We invite everyone to join us to paddle from Mission to Fort Langley where we reenact the arrival of the voyageurs to the many spectators that come out for Brigade Days. We parade to the fort for a welcome and then a meal of bannock and beans. This year we joined the paddlers enroute from Hope to Vancouver, on their continuation of the Fort St James trip, and together we arrived in Fort Langley in a large flotilla.
This is the continuation of the Fort St James to Vancouver reenactment of Simon Fraser's trip down the Fraser River. The previous part of the trip started in Fort St James and paddled to Alexandria. 
Our club paddled two voyageur canoes starting at Fort Saint James reenacting the voyageurs departure with cargo to be delivered down the river. We were accompanied by other voyageur canoes from the area. We camped en route along the river. We paddled for a week reenacting the arrival of the voyageur canoes along the way, at Prince George and Quesnel. We paddled on to Alexandria to complete Simon Fraser's route.