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    Canada Strong All Summer Long

    Free passage through historic canals unlocks summer boa…

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    The Best of Two Worlds

    Boating and wine tasting in Canada’s Okanagan Basin By…

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    The Saint John River

    Of Beauty and Bounty Story by | Mark Stevens Photos by…

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    New Canadian Cruising Organization Launches to Showcase 3,000 km Great Canadian Loop

    April 23, 2026 Gary J. Brickell, founder and commodore,…

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    Canada’s Superior: the North Shore

    Story and photos by Jennifer M. Smith “Where should we…

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    Canada’s Canal Culture

    Experience Maritime History First-Hand Without Leaving…

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    The Erie Canal – An Extraordinary Waterway

    The ‘towpath’ near Pittsford is popular with cyclists….

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    Pet-Friendly Staycruising in Ontario

    Apr 24, 2025 Looking for an unforgettable dog-friendly…

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    TRIPPING Series Returns with Immersive Ride Through Muskoka Lakes

    Apr 10, 2025 Photos: Good Earth Productions The popular…

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    St Lawrence Seaway Opens Soon

    Apr 10, 2025 The Seaway System is about to open for ano…

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    Destination: Trent Severn Waterway ONE MORE TIME!

    By Greg Nicoll Photos by Andy Adams and friends Just wh…

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    Eau Canada

    Feb 27, 2025 We stand onboard for thee I love it when a…

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    Sidney by the Sea

    Sidney is an intimate town. It’s simple and convenient…

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    Dockside Dining: The Port Tavern, Thornbury, by Celebrity Chef Mark McEwan

    Credit: McEwan Group. By Mathew Channer Nov 21, 2024 Di…

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    Le Boat‘s Exciting New Destination: The Trent Severn Waterway to Be Featured on Water Ways TV  

    Smith Falls, Ontario Canada – Nov. 12, 2024  – Le…

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    Dockside Dining: Frind Winery

    Aug 8, 2024 I’m a boater – I always take friends and vi…

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    Dockside Dining:The Waubic – By Boat Only!

    July 25, 2024 With Glen Blake When you are a boater, th…

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    Rediscovering my boating backyard

    Undoubtedly the best part of my job is that I get to explore different waterways and communities all over North America and, as you may have seen in Season 2 of Water Ways, even the South of France and its historic Canal du Midi.

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    Cruising Georgian Bay’s 30,000 Islands: Canada’s Freshwater Paradise for Boaters

    It’s a beautiful morning as we perform our pre-departure checklist, fire up the engines and prepare to release our lines. And if the long-range forecast of very low winds coupled with plenty of sunshine holds, that’s exactly what we need for the areas we plan to explore on this trip! 

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    Discover the Boating Community at Humber Bay Park West

    May 23, 2024 Annual Open House Saturday, June 1st, 2024…

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    Peterborough & the Kawarthas named the Inaugural Water Ways Destination of the Year

    Today, Water Ways TV announced Peterborough & the Kawarthas as the first-ever winner of its Water Ways Destination of the Year award.

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    Telegraph Cove—from Resource Community to Tourist Delight

    Telegraph Cove is a small indent situated on Johnstone Strait in the Salish Sea, 15nm southeast of Port McNeill and near Robson Bight, famous for its orca-rubbing beaches. The village has experienced many iterations with a long history—the harbour once served as a summer camp for the Kwakwaka’wakw who fished and hunted here beginning about 8,000 years ago. Many of their descendants still live in the area.

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    Water Ways TV “The Odyssey” Continues: Montreal’s Lachine Canal

    This Saturday on Global TV, Steve continues the epic jo…

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    Waterways Episode 5: the historic hotbed of boating in Muskoka

    This week Water Ways checks out the historic hotbed of…

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    Destinations: Peachland Yacht Club on Okanagan Lake

    Peachland Yacht Club (PYC) is located on Okanagan Lake…

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    Sponsored: Consider Victoria

    Ranked one of the best cities in the world to live! Hav…

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    Top 10 Canal-side Patios on the Rideau Canal

    Spending time on the water is a natural appetite booste…

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    Cruising: Lake Huron’s Lee Shore

    Mark’s full story appears in the June issue of Canadian…

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    Lake Huron’s Lee Shore

    Lake Huron’s lee shore, an area including Port Franks,…

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    Inside the Peterborough Lift lock

    Last summer Waterways TV debuted with host Steve Bull’s tour of Ontario. In this episode Parks Canada’s Chad Buchner takes Steve behind-the-scenes of the world-famous Peterborough Lift Lock (the world’s largest) and even lets him ‘drive’ it. Understanding this technology is not quite as much fun as boating it, but it will have to suffice until spring!

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    Water Ways TV: Episode 8 – Port Lambton

    Introducing Water Ways TV, an all-new recreational boat…

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    Water Ways TV: Episode 7 – Georgian Bay

    Introducing Water Ways TV, an all-new recreational boat…

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    Water Ways TV: Episode 6 – The North Channel

                

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    Water Ways TV: Episode 5 – Port Colborne

              

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    A Taste of Superior: The East Shore

    Our 2020 cruise in the North Channel was too good for a one-off, so, when a career move provided downtime in summer 2021, we sailed north for more.

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    Gordie Howe – Bridging the Detroit River

    I sail on Lake St Clair. Michigan is on one side of the lake, and Ontario is on the other. My sailboat is winter-stored 23 miles away, downstream on the Detroit River. Similarly, one side of the river is USA, and the other Ontario.

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    Cruising: Desolation Sound the Summer of Yes!

    The bright summer sun forces its way through magnificent Arbutus trees as I dive off our pop-up-dock finding reprieve in the 80 degree F waters. Sharing the water with a friendly seal as brilliant star fish and oysters cling to the rocky shores of Roscoe Bay. Am I really in British Columbia?

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