The Canadian Power and Sail Squadron (CPS) is a nationwide volunteer organization dedicated to promoting safe enjoyable boating in Canada.

Fraser Squadron is one of twenty-three squadrons that make up the Pacific Mainland District.

At the squadron level we administer
training courses, plan squadron cruises, hold social outings, and other events in the Richmond/North Delta/Tsawwassen area.

Fraser squadron, holds monthly bridge meetings at the Ladner CoPS on the second Monday of each month. All members are welcome to attend.

The various bridge positions consist of both elected and appointed positions. To assist Fraser squadron members, bridge officers and visitors who are curious, the responsibilities of each of the bridge officers has been summarized and can be viewed here.

Why be a CPS Member?

• Members earn the right to fly the CPS flag and take pride in displaying the flag as it represents knowledge and accomplishment.
• Members are eligible to take the Advanced and the Elective Courses, to extend their "on the water" skills and knowledge.
• Members receive a subscription to the magazine Canadian Yachting which also contains the CPS publication Port Hole.
• Members of Pacific Mainland District receive a six month subscription to Pacific Yachting with their yearly membership.
• Fraser members receive the Fairlead, a publication produced by the Fraser squadron covering local topics and announcements of current squadron activities.
• Member are entitled to apply for boat insurance at preferred rates with Johnston Meier, and other insurance agencies.
• Members are entitled to a 5-15% discount with certain Charter Boat operations in Ontario, BC, Florida, and the BVI as well as notable discounts with certain recognized auto rental companies when traveling on land.
• Members can extent their social camaraderie and knowledge by attending squadron seminars, safety programs, and social events.
• Members may join other volunteers as class proctors or course instructors, thus extending their knowledge to others.
• A member may be willing to serve on the Bridge or executive in some capacity and thus assist in the continuation of programs for new boaters.