Length (in Feet)
Year

Rossiter 23 Runabout

The Rossiter 23 Classic Day Boatis both a logical extension of the Canadian-built Rossiter line and a boat that breaks new ground for the company. We think Canadian Yachting readers will find this boat very interesting because it’s so well suited to the way people are using their boats today.

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Jeanneau NC 11

It’s rare for Canadian Yachting magazine to report on the same boat twice, but that is how important the Jeanneau NC 11 has become – that and there have been many refinements to the 2017 models. This boat is well worth a second look.

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Jeanneau 519 Sun Odyssey

When French naval architect Philippe Briandand the Jeanneau design team started working on the Jeanneau 519 Sun Odyssey, they took into account all the latest in design development and innovation plus the four main principals maintained by Jeanneau. This has created a sleek, well-built (especially the integrity of the grid laminated into the hull) comfortable, and luxurious flagship of the Sun Odyssey line that is good value for the money.

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Cruisers Yachts 60 Fly

Canadian Yachting magazine readers will certainly be familiar with the Cruisers Yachts line of boats because we have had the good fortune of doing a review on almost all of their recent models, most particularly their Cantius line of coupe express cruisers.

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Dear Santa: will this Beneteau fit under the tree?

Just in time for holiday giving, meet the Figaro Bénéteau 3 – the world’s first production foiling monohull.

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Vanquish 24 Runabout

Families with young people who are seriously into waterskiing or wake boarding face a difficult choice: Buy a dedicated tow sports boat and make the kids happy or buy a more traditional family boat and make everyone comfortable.

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Dufour 382 Grand Large

You can count yourself lucky to be able to go for a sail on Lake Ontario in mid-October when the temperature is 24 degrees, the sun is shining, and the wind is clocking at a perfectten knots.

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Cruisers Yachts 54 Cantius

We met the new Cruisers Yachts 54 Cantius under almost ideal circumstances, on the beautiful Trent Severn Waterway at Lock 31in Buckhorn, Ontario, during the best summer weather on record.

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Scorpion 210F

The Chris-Craft Scorpion 210F is a sport boat with a unique combination of a midship motor and an outdrive on the transom…

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Sonar

In 1979, when Connecticut’s Noroton Yacht Club called out for a spirited, inexpensive, one-design club racer that would be relatively straight-forward and physically undemanding to sail, it was fortunate to have Bruce Kirby as a member. Kirby came up with the 23-foot Sonar…

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Pachena – Teaching a Whippersnapper

What does someone who has sailed yachts by the world’s best racing designers do when he decides to slow the pace down a little…

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Whitby 55 – Whitby Goes Big

In 1971 Ted Brewer created the Whitby 42. Now, 14 years and more than 250 hulls later, it’s time for the 55…

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Trendsetter 40

The Trendsetter 40 offers a cross between the contemporary double-cabin cruiser and the fuel-efficient trawler, and proceeds to go one better-it moves out at twice the speed of a trawler, and on less fuel…

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Mirage 25

It is difficult indeed to find a boat under 27 or 28 feet in length that provides civilized cruising comfort for two to four people…

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C&C Custom 44 – Exotic or blackwall

Boats are getting more like cars- you can buy custom or deluxe editions…

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Ninigret – Seductively Simple

The moment I opened the drawings I began dreaming…

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Grew 239 AC

The 23-foot Grew 239 AC is what could be called a small express cruiser…  

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Tanzer 31

There must be a healthy market for the perfect 30-foot cruiser/racer – the boat that combines competent club racing performance with real cruising comfort for a couple or a small family for extended periods at a price tag in the neighborhood of $50,000…    

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Ticon 44 – The Spirit Lives On

To say the least, the Ticon 44 has an interesting heritage….

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BB 10 – Fast and Simple

A Soling with the cabin house of a Dragon? The BB 10 Meter is the creation of Borge Borreson and his son, Anders, who designed and originally built the boat in Denmark…

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Windy 26 SN

At first glance, the Windy 26 SN looks like any conventional hardtop express cruiser, with a cabin trunk forward and the helm positioned at the very front of the cockpit…

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First Class 10

As we drove down the gravel road to MacDonald Marine Services in Hamilton on a Saturday afternoon in May, Dan Maitland rolled down his window and introduced himself as he passed in the other direction…

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Beneteau Swift 30

At the last Miami International Boat Show, we had the pleasure of interviewing Delphine Andre, Product Manager for the Beneteau trawler range of boats…      

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Beneteau Oceanis 35

In today’s world marketplace choices abound. In some way, every manufacturer tries to make their product unique. They want to provide something…      

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Shamrock 20

It was love at first sight. You can only stay excited about carpeting and tuck-and-roll upholstery for so long before you start looking for a good, honest boat…      

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Sea Ray SRV 245 Sundancer

Sea Ray has a long standing tradition of building nice boats, which likely accounts for their position as number one in boat building…      

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Sea Ray SRV 200

Sea Rays have been referred to in Test Bench as a yardstick against which to measure other boats. This test of a Sea Ray SRV 200 should give you some idea why…      

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Sea Ray 500 Sundancer

Sea Ray, founded in Michigan in 1959, led the way in fiberglass boat building. In the late 1960s, they introduced a new line of deep-vee hull designs with…      

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Sea Ray 44 Sundancer

One look will tell you that the 2006 Sea Ray 44 Sundancer has smart and sexy lines for a distinctive look in the water. But, when we began our test report…      

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The Saga 35

The Annapolis Boat Show is a popular Thanksgiving destination for Canadian sailors. For many of us, it is our last chance to eat, breathe and sleep…      

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Sabreline 42

Although the new Sabreline 42 has opted for the classic and elegant look of an east coast trawler, its deep V-shaped hull can nonetheless handle…      

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Reinell V190

You may need this Test Bench article just to tell the difference between our test boat, the Reinell V190, and a Sea Ray. The Reinell…      

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Open 40

If you followed the drama of the 1998-99 Around Alone race with its host of mast failures, rudder problems and detailed accounts of human suffering…      

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Ontario 28

When I saw an Ontario 28 for the first time, I was surprised that it had come from Ontario Yachts, as there seemed to be so few on the market…      

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Oceania 36 Sedan

The Oceania Yachts 36 Sedan is new to Canada and so is Donaldson Yacht Sales of Port Credit, Ontario. The big boat market has shown increasing…      

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Ocean Alexander Altus 45 Sedan

Pity the poor boat writer. There are so many boats, so many different styles and so many features that it’s nearly impossible to decide what’s good, much less what is the best…      

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The Nutshell Pram

Joel White’s Nutshell Pram is over 15 years old, but it is still as fresh as ever. If you have an urge to build your own boat…      

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Northern 25

The first time I ever went aboard a Northern 25, was not a social call – I was actually providing an appraisal of the vessel – but I remember the event…      

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Nonsuch 30

When Dave Harris of Burn and Ellis Yachts Ltd. asked me to come out for a sail on their Nonsuch 30, I was a little dismayed to hear that I would be measuring…      

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