Dragon Boat Races
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Dragon Boat is a friendly race racing boat of 21 rowers. Several challenges are proposed including the 1km race. The activity is based on team building principles to strengthen teamwork at work by working together towards a common goal. In 2020, the event will be in its 12th edition and we are proud that Dragon Boat remains just as popular and appreciated after all these years. At its strongest, 16 teams competing on Lac des Rapides.
Having been supported for several years by the Ironore company who paid the fixed costs, Transit Sept-Îles now assumes these same costs since the withdrawal of our former partner. Thank you for all the years you have given us.
We usually announce the beginning of the registrations at the beginning of May, but we encourage you now to think about starting your team! We are available to answer your questions via [email protected].
Financing activity
2019 Dragon Boats
French Radio-Canada interview, Est-du-Québec
