Get ready for the 2026 Boating BC Conference – November 18 & 19 at River Rock Casino Resort in Richmond, BC!

October 20, 2026

This year’s theme, “Stronger Together – One Industry, One Course,” celebrates the strength of BC’s recreational boating industry and the importance of working together to navigate opportunities, challenges, and the future of boating in our province. Join marina operators, marine businesses, industry professionals, and boating advocates for two days of insightful presentations, industry perspectives, meaningful discussions, and valuable networking opportunities. Connect with peers, exchange ideas, explore emerging trends, and build relationships that will help strengthen our industry for years to come.

📅 Marina Night: Tuesday, November 17
🛥️ Conference: Wednesday, November 18 & Thursday, November 19
📍 Location: River Rock Casino Resort, Richmond, BC

🔗 BOOK YOUR HOTEL ROOM – https://bookings.travelclick.com/115909?groupID=5079485#/guestsandrooms
🔗 REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE – https://www.boatingbc.ca/events/2026-boating-bc-conference

More exciting details, including keynote speakers, the conference agenda, sponsorship opportunities, and networking activities, will be announced soon.

🎉 Congratulations to Jamie Gilham (Gibbons Motor Toys), our Early Bird Prize Package Winner! 🎉

Thank you to Jamie and everyone who registered early for the 2026 Boating BC Conference. Jamie is the lucky recipient of an exciting prize package courtesy of River Rock Casino Resort, including:

🏨 A one-night stay in a One-Bedroom Suite
🍽️ A $50 food and beverage credit

We appreciate everyone who secured their tickets early and look forward to welcoming BC’s recreational boating community to the 2026 Boating BC Conference, November 18–19, in Richmond, BC.

Stronger Together – One Industry, One Course. ⚓

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