Today, the Government of Nova Scotia announced another positive step towards allowing rowers in Nova Scotia to return to the water. Row NS has been working in step with RCA and the Province of Nova Scotia, so that we are prepared to return to water when it is safe to …

Updated: Wednesday May 5, 2020. As the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak rapidly evolves in Canada, we are now facing significant and unique challenges. These are difficult times and our number one priority is the health and well-being of our rowing community. We have been working closely with RCA and Sport Nova Scotia …

On Wednesday April 15 at noon Row NS will host a Mental Performance and Wellness In A Time of Physical and Social Distancing webinar for all Row NS members.  The webinar will be lead by Chris DeWolf, a Mental Performance Consultant with the Canadian Sport Centre Atlantic. Chris will offer some suggestions …

In many ways, 2019 was a remarkable year for Row NS; our athletes, coaches, umpires, and club administrators all play vital roles in our sport, and it’s important to recognize their achievements. Although we can’t gather in person to celebrate our collective accomplishments, we are excited to announce our award …

We apologize for the late notice, however, in the midst of COVID19 and the current public health crisis Row NS will host our AGM Thursday March, 19, 2020, 7:00 pm. However, due to the current circumstances that are preventing us from meeting in person we will be moving our AGM …

Halifax Rowing Club apologizes for any inconvenience but is taking every step to keep the rowing community and their families safe during the current COVID19 pandemic. Halifax Rowing Club is proud to host the Third Annual Erg Marathon Championships on Sunday March 29th, in Studley Gym at Dalhousie University. This …