CB West Paddle Boards
8139 Cabot Trail Rd B0E2A0 Margaree, NS, Canada

Birdie wants to wish you all a Merry Christmas @birdie_theaussie

Hey friends! We have missed you! 2020 has been a tough year, we haven't been open since March! We miss all of our staff, our customers, and performers. Who kn...ows what 2021 hold for us but for now all we can do is support each other. Please support local: whether it's take-out, gift cards, merch, art or even sharing/liking posts on social media. To the @thelocalhfx @themarqueeballroomhfx and our newest team, @thederbyhfx we love being apart of this epic family. Thank you to @victorsyperek and all the staff that make this place what it is. It warms our hearts when we see memories of pictures and videos reposted so thank you! Feel free to post your favorite event/band/DJ/memory below! Both Argyle and Gottingen st have meant so much to us Hope you are all doing okay, please check in on friends & family. Someday we will hopefully reunite and cheers over some @propellerbeer horsepower. Help follow the guidelines when places reopen again so that we can reopen too. Stay safe and healthy! Happy holidays and Happy New year! #2020 #2021#novascotia #Halifaxbar #2021wishes #inthistogether #missingmusic #homeofthehorsepower #horsepower See more

Gift Certificates for the 2021 season are still available for you last minute shoppers! - DM or email [email protected] for more info

Thinking back to the last trip down river this pst season. -September 26, and it was 26 degrees that morning. - Couldn’t have asked for a better end to a great season

Evening paddles coming back for the 2021 season. - Contact [email protected] for holiday gift card deals

Shutting down is the right thing to do and I want all businesses to survive this, let me preface this with that . But I just want to start the... conversation of the NS and Canadian Government saying they care about our health and actually doing something about it. I don't know the answers but I know we have learned that being proactive about our health physically and mentally should be tops on the priority list and that the two are deeply connected. More now than ever . Right now gyms are closed (I support this), but the liquor stores and beer delivery aren't (I also like beer and understand why they shouldn’t close). I can also go buy a pack of cigarettes any time I like or go to the mall black Friday shopping . And today 21,000 people watched the NS government update. Imagine if McNeil used the platform to promote physical activity options. Or a subsidy or tax break to help to pay for people's virtual memberships to the local gyms who may struggle to open their doors again? And then more support once the gyms and fitness centers can reopen? . Or use those lives on their page to bring in local trainers for workouts (I happen to know some amazing ones), dietitians for nutrition tips, Dr. Dayna Lee Baggley for mindfulness, Karen Furneaux to talk about resilience, yoga teachers, something for kids physical activity and for experts in all fields related to health and wellness inside and out. Heck, bring in someone to talk about budgets and financial health, relationship experts and bring the whole package together. This stuff matters! . How do we make this happen? How do we get in front of Stephen McNeil and create some change? . Continued in the comments..... See more

I’m partnering up with Elated Creations this holiday season to create Christmas boxes! 3 signed Wonder Pup books + earrings = an amazing gift! Cost is $50... + shipping (you save $15). Please get your orders in ASAP so we can have them ready to send to that special person. Thank you for supporting small businesses.

A teaser of "HIGH CAPES" by daveyandsky about their 10-day expedition across the wildest parts of Cape Breton! Join Night of Adventure LIVE tomorrow (Dec 21) a...t 8PM atlantic to hear more stories of this trip. Ask questions! Night of Adventure will be streaming live on YouTube, starting at 8pm. Look for the link on this page!! Or go to www.youtube.com/aforadventureTV #FREE What is Night of Adventure (NOA)? Night of Adventure is a platform for passionate people to share their tales of Badass Adventures through photography, video and story. The most important thing is that our presenters are passionate and speak from the heart. All proceeds generated through our speaker series go directly back to our community through our Adventure Grant.

Here’s a lil something to binge watch https://youtu.be/KFOsxnuxq4g

Snow. Slush. Sleet. Expect to face all that and more, as you navigate another frosty winter on the roads. Whether you’re a veteran of Canada’s highways or facin...g them for the first time, taking these steps can stack the odds in your favour and help you reach your destination safely. 1. Prepare your vehicle o Install winter tires and keep them properly inflated. In cold temperatures, winter tires provide up to 50% more traction than all-seasons and are well worth the investment. o Carry an extra jug of windshield washer fluid (with deicer in the -40 C range). And ensure that you’re topped up before lengthy trips, so you can see clearly in a storm or behind a semi. o Replace old wiper blades that leave streaks on your windshield. o Carry a scraper, a lightweight shovel and an emergency kit in your trunk. Here’s what to include in your kit. o Consider getting a pre-winter tuneup, which can ensure that your battery, brakes and other essential systems are in good condition. 2. Plan your route o Check weather and road conditions before you drive not only for your current location, but also for your destination and the route in between. o Give yourself more time than usual. That way, you won’t feel the need to speed if conditions worsen. You can even pull over and stop driving, if you need to. o Choose main roads that are plowed and salted over lesstravelled routes. o In extreme conditions, the safest course of action is to delay or postpone your trip. 3. Adjust your technique o Driving on snow and ice requires a delicate touch. Accelerate smoothly, maintain steady pressure on the gas pedal, and brake gently and early to avoid skids. o See and be seen. Before driving, be sure to clear all snow and ice from windows and other surfaces to give yourself, and those behind you, a clear view. Keep your headlights and taillights on, even during the day. o Turn off cruise control if it’s wet, icy or snowy. You won’t feel your wheels lose traction with your foot off the gas pedal. o Above all, always adjust your speed to road conditions. See more

Luckily, there are so many fine quality products available locally. - Who’s your favourite local bizz?

For our last week of business at River Nest Wilderness Cabins. We are offering room nights from tonight until Thursday at $99 + tax as a THANK YOU for your support in these WACKY Times. 1-888-404-NEST or DM.

Learn a lil about Margaree

Just a reminder that this is coming up on Saturday!

It’s almost peak fall colours which means everyone needs a good quality sweater. Good thing we just launched our new online shop with fresh new restock of our c...rowd favourite hoodies, crew necks and loads more! Save 15% when you buy any 2 items from our online shop only. Sale ends Friday October 9th, 2020! Follow the link in our bio or head to the shop section on our IG homepage. #livelifeintents #visitnovascotia #capebretonadventure #fallforcapebreton #explorepage #supportlocal

We’re still rollin’ on the River. (We have kayaks too!)

Spot the kayaks. We still paddlin’

PSA: We are still paddling on the River

This just popped up on my feed. It’s from a few years back. Check out the Highlands Hostel and the museum of downhill Longboarding.

Water like glass

Pretty rad ride

HIGHLANDS HOSTEL THE TEMPLE OF HIGH ADVENTURE/CULTURE....ACTION CENTRAL IN CAPE BRETONS WILDEST CORNERS ~Pat Morrow

These have been fuelling my summer. The good stuff

This is an awesome deal!