Communities

Our Diverse Communities

Explore the diverse communities that the JBRC events are hosted in. Each of these communities has iconic waterways that run through these communities. Rivers have long been the lifeblood of civilizations, shaping cultures, economies, and ecosystems alike. Embark on an adventure to discover the vibrant communities that call these riverbanks home.

Hay River, Northwest Territories

Known as the “Hub of the North”, Hay River is rich with history, parks, and recreation. This small community is always bustling with activity, and visitors will find that there are many waterfalls, festivals, and outdoor excursions to experience. The expansive Hay River, which flows into the Great Slave Lake, is an ideal spot for fishing, kayaking or just taking a nice boat ride on and is one of the many main attractions that brings people to the area....

District of Taylor, British Columbia

A short distance outside of Fort St. John, BC is where you will find the charming District of Taylor . A nature lover’s dream, you can fish, hike, boat, or swim, all while being surrounded by scenic views and lush forests....

Grande Prairie, Alberta

In the heart of the Peace Region, Grande Prairie is a vibrant city, home to almost 70,000 people. Visitors will be able to indulge in a variety of cuisines, immerse themselves in local art or history, or enjoy high quality shopping experiences at one of the many boutiques or shopping centres. Containing many opportunities for adventure, gorgeous, natural landscapes, and diverse cultural experiences, Grande Prairie is worth exploring....

Peace River, Alberta

Peace River, AlbertaCommunity DetailsThe Town of Peace River is beautifully situated along the mighty Peace River and offers visitors many ways to enjoy the scenery and local attractions in the area. With a variety of eateries, pubs, and even a brewery, Peace River is well equipped to curb your hunger and keep you hydrated during your stay. Whether you’re looking...