By definition, universal means “affecting or done by all people or things in the world or in a particular group.” It’s one thing to claim that a company is “universal”. It’s a completely different thing when it is actually true. It’s… Read more

A day in the life at Canadian Outback Rafting is as cruisy as they come. Driving the 17 kilometers down the Squamish Valley seems like a short distance to go in order to be in a forested farm of bustling… Read more

My first time rafting I was eight years old. I remember splashing through waves, swim spots, riverside snacks, but what I remember most is my mother clinging to the back of my lifejacket, unwilling to let go even when the… Read more

1. Whether your team is made up of adrenaline junkies or nervous daisies there’s a rafting trip suited for everyone. For those looking for the most adventurous of day trips, or for adventurous beginners and the average Joe (or Jane)… Read more

Has rafting has always been on your bucket list? Maybe your friend just shared their rafting trip photos on Facebook and it just looked like the best time!? Or perhaps your partner’s been trying to get you to go rafting… Read more

You’ve decided to come white water rafting in British Columbia and now you want to turn your trip into a vacation of a lifetime… When not showing people a great time on the river, we too like to explore the… Read more

Meet office guru and photography enthusiast MJ Blanchet. After a move to Canmore, Alberta, in the Canadian Rockies from Montreal, Quebec, back in 2013, MJ fell in love with the mountains and breathtaking views, and what was meant to be… Read more

Meet raft guide and outdoor enthusiast William Sparks. After first falling in love with Western Canada back in 2000 while attending Simon Fraser University, Will then spent some time traveling and gaining outdoor guiding experience in British Columbia, and Central… Read more

To fuel your day of rafting, or any activity, it’s important to eat and to eat right. Spending your day on the move tackling rapids, giving paddle high-fives and non-stop laughing makes for hungry work! We usually recommend bringing a… Read more

The Tatshenshini River that runs through Northern Canada and Alaska is the playground for nature’s wild. Grizzly, black and rare, silver-blue glacier bears, moose, lynx, caribou, wolves, peregrine falcons and bald eagles all call this area home. Set this eclectic… Read more