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Mixing It Up At The Newport Yacht Club

It’s Friday afternoon at the Newport Yacht Club in Stoney Creek, and that can only mean one thing – the members are preparing for their end-of-the-week social event that nobody wants to miss – yep, it’s ‘Mix ‘n Mingle’ time!

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Destination: Richibucto

Located about half way between Shediac and the Miramichi on New Brunswick’s Acadian Coast, the town of Richibucto offers a safe and picturesque harbour for yachts cruising the area. 

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Hamilton Harbour is getting gorgeous

Suddenly the once forsaken city of Hamilton, Ontario is booming for at least two good reasons.

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Bedford Basin Yacht Club to offer Women’s’ Keelboat Learn to Race Program

BBYC has brought back a new and improved Keelboat Learn to Race program. The first session is for women only and will run on Monday and Wednesday evenings.

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‘Zawisza Czarny’ – The Polish-Canadian Yachting Club

As things are always better in the Bahamas, especially during Canadian winters, so too are things done better with friends.      

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How to be as Polite as a Canadian at Gulf Island Marine Park Anchorages

One summer I sold ice cream and knick-knacks at Montague Harbour Marina. I was standing behind the counter one day, when the phone rang.

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Canary Islands – Staging Area for Atlantic Crossings Through the Ages

I don’t know what I expected the first time we made landfall in the Canary Islands but I have to admit that after sailing from the lush mid-Atlantic island of Madeira, I was seriously surprised when the barren desert-like landscapes of the Canary Islands came into view.

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Squamish Yacht Club is at the centre of a boating paradise

The Squamish Yacht Club (SYC) in Howe Sound is a private, non-profit club. Since 1975, club members have demonstrated a passion for cruising and racing. 

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Salty Dawg Announces Summer Rallies To Maine and Nova Scotia

The Salty Dawg Sailing Association (SDSA) invites all sailors to join a cruising rally from the Chesapeake to Maine andthen, for the first time, a second rally from Maine to Nova Scotia.

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Tropic Ocean Airways and The Moorings: Fly & Sail Seaplane and Catamaran in the Bahamas

When it’s cool here at home we love to charter down south. The problem often is that getting to the charter base often requires multiple connections and more time than you might hope.

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Guysborough Sailing School

Kate Tompkins from the Guysborough County Sailing Club sent us this information about their new sailing school.

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OYS pulled back from the edge

After some anxious moments, petitions and a #SaveOYS effort by the club, the Oakville Yacht Squadron and the Town of Oakville have settled dispute that could have jeopardized club’s future. 

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Dinghy cruising on the Eastern Shore with Rob Dunbar – part 2

From listening to the weather forecast the night before, I knew the gale had passed. A small craft warning was however, issued with maximum winds of 25 knots.

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Dinghy Cruising with Rob Dunbar on the Eastern Shore

“Let me go, Pappa! Let me go!” That was my battle cry as a three-year-old when my grandfather lashed a line to his dinghy and set me adrift in the Strait of Canso. 

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Polsko Kanadyjski Jacht Klub – BIAŁY ŻAGIEL

Last week I had a terrific opportunity to connect with the members of the White Sails – Polish Canadian Yacht Club at their off-the-water home in Etobicoke.  I was honoured to be asked to ring the ships bell, starting the monthly…    

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Central Marine Gets All Continental

Central Marine has been putting boats onto Georgian Bay from its Midland location since 1969. In the past it has been a huge vendor of the Grew craft that were built in nearby Penetanguishene for decades.

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Passamaquoddy Bay

Long popular with New England and St. John area boaters, Passamaquoddy Bay is too often overlooked as a destination by cruisers from Nova Scotia. 

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Diane Reid presents an interesting UK Circumnavigation

At this year’s Toronto Boat Show then again on March 8 at Ashbridges Bay Yacht Club Toronto sailor/adventurer Diane Reid will present her experience circumnavigating the UK as the skipper of A Plastic Voyage.

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My Big Fat Greek Charter

We did breakfast yesterday in the Greek port of Piraeus, just outside Athens:strong coffee, crisp bacon, fresh bread, and omelets spiked with Feta Cheese.      

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Bayfield Inlet

Wispy threads of morning mist rise slowly skyward off the unwavering water revealing a glassy expanse under sparkling sunlit skies. 

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Royal Fever on the River Thames

After much speculation Prince Harry finally popped the question to American actress and longtime Toronto resident Meghan Markle and people are EXCITED.      

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Deep Cove Yacht Club

The Deep Cove Yacht Club is a family and community minded club with a shared love of boating and water activities. 

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Hidden harbours: Yankee Cove to Louse Harbour

There will be no description here of services, facilities, shopping or even pubs, just place where you can find the kind of quiet and sense of isolation which is getting ever harder to locate. 

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“A Great Story” – update

Last January we ran a short piece on the motor boat A Great Story which had been restored by the crew at Covey Island Boatworks.

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Destination Cheticamp

While much is made of Cape Breton’s Celtic connections to Old Scotland there are also several vibrant Acadian communities on the island. 

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Gimli Yacht Club

As I scanned the race committee boats being used for the Canada Summer Games, I found it quite curious that the mark and pin boats were actually fishing boats. 

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The Middens of Galiano Island

We motored our way into Montague Harbour along a twisted channel with our engine muffled by the leaning trees.

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Milltown has it all

Last weekend while checking out the facilities at the Milltown Marina, I happened upon the Milltown Bar and Grill. What a surprise! We had one of the best pub meals ever.

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STRAIT LOVE – Mulgrave then and now

Nova Scotia’s coastline is dotted with hidden gems and jewels in areas that are often overlooked by Tourism companies and locals alike. One of those places is the Strait of Canso which separates Cape Breton Island from mainland Nova Scotia.

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Favorite Eastern Shore Harbour

Located almost exactly half way between Halifax and entrance to the Bras d’Or Lakes at St. Peters, Liscomb River has long been a popular stopping place for yachts.

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The Moorings adds Antigua

The Moorings has just announced the launch of its newest Caribbean destination, Antigua. 

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Abernethy & Gaudin Boatbuilders

Rob Abernethy and Jean Gaudin have honed their craft of wooden boat building for many years. Jean gained experience through example working alongside some of the finest joiners and boatbuilders the Island has to offer. 

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LaHave River Yacht Club

This brief history of the early days of the LaHave River Yacht Club (LRYC) gives an idea of the DIY enthusiasm of the club’s founders and the unpretentious love of boating motivated them.

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Covey Island Boatworks

It could be said that Covey Island Boatworks put Canada on the map during the early days of wood/epoxy composite boatbuilding. 

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Windsor Yacht Club – The Chimo Race

At 18:45pm October 4th 2017, the first warning signal was fired for the 42nd Annual Chimo Race, hosted by Windsor Yacht Club.       

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Commodore’s Boats

Commodore’s Boats is a full service shipyard with over 50 years of generational history and experience on the West Coast of British Columbia, Canada. Bosun (Bo) Spiller, owner and operator of the business has spent nearly his entire life hanging around boatyards, shipwrights and boat owners.     

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Visit Ryan May in San Francisco

Toronto sailor and former RCYC coach/sailing instructor Ryan May is now a US coast guard captain and is presently accepting bookings in San Francisco California.      

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Dobson Yacht Club – a History

Located across the harbour from downtown Sydney the Dobson Yacht Club has an interesting history.      

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Summerside Yacht Club and Marina (SYC)

Located in beautiful Summerside harbor, Summerside Yacht Club and Marina has room for 90 boats at slips with the ability to accommodate visiting yachts as large as 100ft. 

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