1. Agassiz Boat Launch (Ferry Island, Rosedale)

2. Alouette Lake Boat Launch

3. Ambleside Boat Launch (West Vancouver)

4. BarrowTown Boat Launch (Sumas River, Chilliwack)

5. Bowen Island Public Boat Launch

6. Bridgeview Marine Boat Launch (ladner)

7. Buntzen Lake Boat Launch

8. Carey Road Boat Launch (Chilliwack)

9. Cates Park / Whey-ah-Wichen (North Vancouver)

10. Chehalis Lake Boat Launch

11. Chilliwack Lake Boat Launch

12. Coquihalla River Boat Launch (Hope)

13. Crescent Beach Marina Boat Launch (South Surrey)

14. Cultus Lake (Maple Bay) Boat Launch

15. Cultus Lake Jade Bay (Enterance Bay) Boat Launch

16. Deer Lake Boat Launch (Sasquatch Park)

17. Dewdney Nature Park Boat Launch (Mission)

18. Fort Langley Marina Park Boat Launch

19. Gill Road Boat Launch (Chilliwack)

20. Greendale Boat Launch (Chilliwack)

21. Harrison Lake - Breakwater Boat Launch

22. Harrison Lake - Green Point Boat Launch

23. Harrison Hot Springs Boat Launch

24. Hicks Lake Boat Launch (Sasquatch Park)

25. Island 22 Boat Launch (Chilliwack)

26. Kawkawa Lake Boat Launch (Hope)

27. Kilby Provincial Park Boat Launch (Harrison Mills)

28. Ladner Boat Launch

29. McDonald Beach Boat Launch (Sea Island, Vancouver)

30. Mill Lake Boat Launch (Abbotsford)

31. Mission Boat Launch

32. Pattullo Bridge (Brownsville Bar) Boat Launch

33. Pitt Lake Boat Launch

34. Porteau Cove Provincial Park Boat Launch

35. Port Mann Bridge Boat Launch

36. Rocky Point Park Boat Launch

37. Rupert Boat Launch (Hope)

38. Sayers Lake Boat Launch (Mission)

39. Shelter Island Marina Boat Launch (Queensborough)

40. Silver Lake Boat Launch (Hope)

41. Skwellepil Creek Boat Launch (Chehalis Lake)

42. Stave Lake Boat Launch (Mission)

43. Sunset Marina Boat Launch (West Vancouver)

44. Tsawwassen Boat Launch

45. Vanier Park Boat Launch (English Bay, Vancouver)

46. Ward's Public Marina Boat Launch (South Surrey)

47. Weaver Lake Boat Launch

48. Wellington Point Park Boat Launch (Ladner)

49. Wilson Boat Launch (Chilliwack)

Do You Need a Pleasure Craft Operator Card?

All operators of powered watercraft used for recreational purposes within Canada now require a Pleasure Craft Operator Card.

As of September 15, 2009 all boaters are now required to have the Pleasure Craft Operator Card in order to operate a powered watercraft. There is no grandfather clause or age exemption – this law applies to all boaters. Powered watercraft includes watercraft fitted with any size motor – even a trolling motor.

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