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This week’s story · Faces of Port Moody
The Man Behind the Boathouse
Gordon Clay didn’t set out to build a boathouse. In the late 1990s, he was simply one of the Port Moody residents who believed the city’s rowers, sailors and paddlers deserved a permanent place to call home — and he spent the next several years making sure it happened.
A founding member of the Old Mill Boathouse Society, Gordon was there for the sod-turning in 2001 — and when the $1.1 million waterfront facility opened on July 1, 2002, his fingerprints were all over it. Earlier this month, the community recognized his contribution at the Boathouse.
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The next few things worth leaving the house for. See all events →
Blanket Exercise
Wed, 1:00–3:30 PM · Old Mill Boathouse
Invasive Plant Removal
Sun, 9:00 AM · with the Port Moody Rotary Club
General Voting Day
Sat, Oct 17 · City of Port Moody
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