Please download and complete the applicable waiver before participating in PNOA activities, and send to the Event Leader prior to the activities.
For Adult: please complete ” the FMCBC E-waiver Universal Waiver-Printable“
For Minor ( under 19 years old at the day of the activity), please complete “FMCBC-Acknowledgment-of-Risk-for-Minors-Printable“
Hope you all had a wonderful Canada Day long weekend! Time flies when we’re having fun. Club News and Recent Events: April: ● 6-7: Happy Skiing Trip in Whistler led by Timothy. This trip aimed to raise awareness of the risks associated with skiing and snowboarding, ensuring participants had a safe and enjoyable experience. ●…
户外安全讲座 第4期：骑行安全和紧急救护 What a fantastic day for learning and connecting with fellow outdoor enthusiasts! Despite a rainy start to the morning that had us all bundling up, the skies cleared into a beautifully sunny afternoon, mirroring the bright energy of everyone who gathered for PNOA’s Outdoor Safety Workshop IV. Held at Elgin Hall in South…
June 27, 2026 On June 27, fourteen PNOA hikers took on the challenging Unnecessary Mountain via Saint Marks Summit trail, led by Yuki and Li Wan. This demanding day hike covered over 18 km with approximately 1,250 metres of elevation gain. The day began under cloudy skies, providing cool and comfortable hiking conditions. As we…
April – June 2026 Adventure • Community • Growth Dear PNOA members and friends, As we reach the midpoint of 2026, we are grateful for another season filled with movement, learning, connection, and shared experiences in the outdoors. From alpine hikes and scenic cycling routes to SUP training, fishing trips, first aid courses, trail work,…
June 20, 2026 | Deas Island Regional Park The annual PNOA Summer Social Gathering came to a successful conclusion on June 20, 2026, at the beautiful Deas Island Regional Park. With more than 70 members and volunteers in attendance—our largest turnout ever—the event was filled with laughter, friendship, learning, and a shared commitment to giving…
On Oct 5, 2024, a crisp autumn morning, the PNOA community came together for a coastal cleanup at the Tsawwassen Causeway, turning an ordinary day by the water into a purposeful environmental action. With gloves, bags, and determination, volunteers combed the shoreline, picking up debris that would otherwise harm the ecosystem. It was a reminder…