This Mississauga Open Water Challenge is a 10 km multi-craft paddle race on Lake Ontario. OC1, OC2, OC6, SUP, surfski. Hosted by Mississauga Canoe Club

The event will take place on Lake Ontario in Port Credit. This multi-discipline paddling event welcomes a variety of craft, including:

• OC1 (Single Outrigger Canoe)OC2 (Double Outrigger Canoe)

• OC6 (Six-Person Outrigger Canoe)

• SUP (Stand-Up Paddleboard)

• Surfski

The event features a 10 km open water course with multiple race starts throughout the day, offering paddlers the chance to participate in one or more categories. The inclusive format encourages both seasoned racers and newcomers to experience the thrill of paddling on the open water.

Join us in Port Credit for a day of community, competition, and celebration of the paddling spirit. Be part of an annual tradition on Lake Ontario.

Register: https://raceroster.com/events/2026/116816/mowc-mississauga-open-water-challenge

CORA Membership is required to race: https://www.canadianoutrigger.ca/store/become-a-member/

Hugh Fisher was oifficially recognized as the 2025 Hugh Town Builder Award Recipient at the 2025 CORA AGM. However, Hugh Fisher and MI6 were away at the Cook Islands Vaka Eiva event at the time.

CORA was able to coordinate a formal presentation as per the Hugh Town Memorial Builder Award Policy at the 2026 Jericho Iron Classic.

The CORA Awards Committee wishes to extend a round of appreciation to Jan Chavarie (2022 Hugh Town Builder Award Recipient) and Jericho Paddling Club for offering time on the 2026 Jericho Iron Classic agenda, to Don Mulhall (2021 Hugh Town Builder Award Recipient) for taking the time to have his hair coiffured and making the presentation of the Trophy to Hugh Fisher, to the MI6 crew for delaying their pre-race warmup so that the presentation could proceed with decorum, and to the attendees who sent in photos of the presentation. CORA wishes to thank Hugh Fisher for his lifetime of contributions to paddlesports and to congratulate him as the 2025 Hugh Town Builder Award Recipient.

East Bound and Down – June 6, 2026
Our version the iconic 31 mile Chattajack race through the Tennessee River gorge. Beginning in Devon, Alberta, the multi-craft race course takes you approximately 45km through the beautiful Edmonton river valley, past downtown Edmonton, and ending at the world class Edmonton Dragonboat Racing Club.
Registration fees: $50 / paddler (solo $50, OC2 $100, OC6 $300)
Registration Here – Closes Friday June 4, 2026.
After registering, you will receive an email with payment details.

Rip Up the River – June 7, 2026
You had it easy going downstream yesterday… today it’s time to grind it out on the treadmill. Starting from the Edmonton Dragonboat Racing club, this multi-craft race course goes 5 km up the river into downtown Edmonton, makes a turn at the High Level Bridge (the 6th bridge you go under) and boots it back to the start dock. Don’t let the distance fool you, this is a tough one. It will test your physical and mental endurance, ability to read the water, wind and currents under everchanging conditions… along with your will to live. Keep repeating your mantra- “almost there, keep going, don’t stop” while taking in the cityscape and putting up with every joker floating down the river yelling “it’s easier going the other way!”. If you don’t want to do the full 10k return trip, there is a 5k option you baby. 
Registration fees: $50 / paddler (solo $50, OC2 $100, OC6 $300)
Registration Here – Closes Saturday, June 4, 2026.
After registering, you will receive an email with payment details.

CORA Membership required. Join Here.

More Saskajack information, including race day schedule, race rules and regulations HERE.