ARMSTRONG
Garry Hastings
- Phone:
- (250) 938-3447
- City:
- Armstrong
- Province:
- British Columbia
BLIND BAY
Dennis Miller
- Mobile: :
- (250) 515-2731
- City:
- Blind Bay
- Province:
- British Columbia
CLEARWATER
Sylvia Arduini
- Phone:
- (250) 674-3530
- Address:
- Community Program c/o Thompson Rivers University, 209 Dutch Lake Road
- City:
- Clearwater
- Province:
- British Columbia
KAMLOOPS
Jon Hudon c/o Ocean Pacific Adventure Sports
- Phone:
- (250) 828-0188
- Address:
- 1328 Battle Street
- City:
- Kamloops
- Province:
- British Columbia
- Website:
- www.oceanpacificadventuresports.com
- E-mail:
- oceanpacificadventuresports@gmail.com
KELOWNA
Sarah Mooney - Training Manager
- Phone: :
- (250) 212-8768
- Address:
- Kelowna Yacht Club
- City:
- Kelowna
- Province:
- British Columbia
- Website:
- https://kelownayachtclub.com/okanagan-boating-safety/
LANTZVILLE
Ken Ross
- Phone:
- (250) 390-4713
- City:
- Lantzville
- Province:
- British Columbia
NAKUSP
Dorian Boswell
- Phone:
- (250) 265-9911
- City:
- Nakusp
- Province:
- British Columbia
PRINCE GEORGE
Calvin Schindler
- Phone:
- (250) 964-9380
- City:
- Prince George
- Province:
- British Columbia
- Website:
- freecourse.ca
PRINCE GEORGE
Ron Manning
- Phone:
- (250) 964-6624
- City:
- Prince George
- Province:
- British Columbia
QUADRA ISLAND
Sylvain Chabot
- Phone:
- (250) 285-3437
- Address:
- Quathiaski Cove
- City:
- Quadra Island
- Province:
- British Columbia
VANCOUVER
Bryan Wong c/o Pacific First Aid Ltd.
- Phone:
- (604) 227-1318
- Address:
- 1170 Glen Drive
- City:
- Vancouver
- Province:
- British Columbia
- Website:
- www.pacificfirstaid.ca
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