Nov 9, 2017
The boating season in Canada appears so short, especially from our perspective here in November. Not much we can do about it except plan for next season and dream in the meantime.
Canadian Yachting’s John Armstrong caught up with Matt VanGrunsven, Director of Marketing for Cruisers Yachts, onboard the new Cantius 42 at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show.
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By John Morris As your fellow boater, I can appreciate the jarring change the end of boating season brings. Depression, boredom, hunger for snack foods. Here are some thoughts to help you with the cruel reality of a boatless existence. Clean the boat for next year – Can’t we worry about that in the spring?…
By John Morris While the Olympics were underway in August, one of Canada’s most important skills events went largely unnoticed – the Bobcaygeon Olympics of Boating (BOBs) pits competitors in water-related challenges worthy of world-class acknowledgment but overlooked at the fancypants games in Paris. That seems wrong so we are correcting the omission. And really,…
Sept 26, 2024 By Chuck and Shelly At lock 34 on the Trent-Severn Waterway between Sturgeon Lake and Cameron Lake Fenelon Falls is he “Jewel of the Kawarthas”. Lunch in the charm of the village at The Cow and Sow, situated at 38 Colborne Street, mere steps away from the picturesque falls. The Cow and Sow was established in 1996 by…
For boaters in this country, every boating season day counts. To make the most of your on-the-water experience, getting organized in advance is critical.
As you’ve seen in the news, this spring antifouling paints are the focus of regulation and concern. You may be looking for some alternatives to the traditional bottom coats you have been using to keep your boat’s underwater surfaces clean. Well, look no further (no, I mean it – close this page now!)
February marks the nadir of winter when we need to find alternate means to keep the boating candle lit. Are you a knowledgeable boater? Take this stupid test.
By Andy Adams
Stunning new flagship in Four Winns’ bow rider line. Next Wednesday, October 30, at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the public will get its first in-person look at Four Winns’ stunning new H9 model, the flagship of their bowrider series. But we were invited to the dealer unveiling in Charlevoix, Michigan earlier this past summer to run Hull # 2.
By Zuzana Prochazka
Dodging holiday havoc in the tropics
Getting out of town was top-of-mind as it was only November and I was already saturated with Christmas traditions – the music, the glitter, the cookies, the sales. A week in relatively remote Belize was the siren song so we booked a 45-foot catamaran with The Moorings and packed our bags.
