Onboard Contest Winner Delighted with Prize

Onboard Contest Winner

Congratulations Brian Hopkins, the winner of Canadian Yachting’s Onboard sign up contest!

Brian has received a CY ball cap, a copy of Sea Salt, the cookbook, and a 1 year subscription to Canadian Yachting magazine!
 
Onboard is Canadian Yachting magazine’s e-newsletter that encapsulates timely and diverse news bits from both power and sail boating lifestyle worlds across Canada.  We compile the most interesting stories we can find and deliver them to your inbox twice a month.  It’s a great way to keep in touch with what is going on in the boating world in Canada. 
 
“Thank you so much!!! I’m looking forward to getting the ball cap; after all, I am a man of many hats, (groan)” Brian Hopkins, Contest Winner. 

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