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Deliveries: Hot new arrival on a cold winter day

This week, Crate’s Lake Country in Orillia unloaded one of its new models for the 2021 season. Check out this gorgeous new Cruisers 46 Cantius in stock and available for spring delivery!

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Surprises and not surprises

Just when you think you know, it turns out you don’t. For example, I was already getting bored with the America’s Cup.  Yeah, yeah, fast boats but here come the Americans scalding by the Brits to ultimately lose to the NZ boat.

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Maiden’s Tracy Edwards in our home (virtually)

We were ALL home, and most of us are parked in front of our computers with nothing to do. So, Thomas Fogh got busy last March and started a Wednesday Speakers night at Port Credit YC, which continued into the late spring.

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Bursary Opportunities for Young Sailors at Tall Ships Adventure

At Tall Ships Adventure, we firmly believe that all youth are wanting to unlock their potential, that’s why we provide youth ages 12-18 with a challenging and engaging environment that teaches responsibility, self-reliance, and courage through tall ship sailing.

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Have Your Say By Jan. 15 – Proposed Changes to Pleasure Craft Licensing Program

Transport Canada announces proposed changes to the Pleasure Craft Licensing (PCL) Program and the Lets Talk Transportation consultation web site which will remain open for comments until January 15, 2021.

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CY Preview: 30 Most Exciting Boats For 2021

Faced with an uncertain future, Canadian families bonded together in the spring of 2020 like never before. Even as lock- downs continued through April, boat dealers began noticing their website traffic spike, and customer enquiries skyrocket. Boats were suddenly in high demand, as families eschewed overseas travel and sought new ways to safely enjoy leisure time together.

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News: Calibre and Neptunus team up

Calibre Yacht Sales and Neptunus Yachts International have established a partnership for the sales and marketing of new Neptunus yachts in the Pacific Northwest.

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Have Your Best Summer Ever! Schaefer Yacht Give-Away Contest Announcement

Canadian Yachting Magazine in conjunction with YACHT Solutions in the GTA is pleased to announce the 2nd Annual “Have Your Best Summer Ever” luxury yacht give-away contest.

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launch broadcast: Axopar 22 – Action On The Water

Axopar is the globally renowned Finnish brand of premium range, multi award-winning motorboats, developed through a passion for adventure and the outdoors.

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This Zipper Boat “Unzips” The Sumida River In Tokyo

Japanese sculptor and installation artist Yasuhiro Suzuki created this 9 meter-long “Zip-Fastener Ship” to “unzip” Tokyo’s Sumida River.

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Your Input: Proposed Transport Canada Pleasure Craft Licensing and PCOC Fees

The Transport Canada (TC) Office of Boating Safety (OBS) wants to hear from stakeholders, especially those with a particular interest in pleasure craft, on the changes under consideration to the Pleasure Craft Licensing Program and the Pleasure Craft Operator Competency Program.

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CY February preview: Big Changes in editorial focus for the New Year!

We welcome you to the February 2021 issue of Canadian Yachting magazine and to a new editorial direction for this, our BIGGEST issue of the year.

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Innovations: Environmental, robotic approach to racing marks

When Michigan native Kevin Morin created MarkSetBot, it was to improve the art of race management by using GPS and a smartphone to set the marks of the course.

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LORC surveys clubs and racers

Prior to its December 2 zoom meeting, LORC (Lake Ontario Racing Council) conducted a survey of clubs and participants to help determine a direction for the organization. The survey was conducted by a team of George Brown College students in Sports Management under the guidance of Secretary Treasurer: John O’Dwyer.

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How DO you make a boat go FAST!

It’s a bird, no it’s a plane, no it’s actually a boat, just a unique vessel that flies like a plane. The 2021 America’s Cup AC75s and IMOCA boats (like the ones currently going around the world in Vendée Globe) are foiling monohulls capable of speeds four times that of the true wind, with boat speeds approaching 50 Kts.

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Holiday Cards From BoatUS Foundation Give Back To Boating

Customize your own nautically themed greetings and help support boating safety, clean water efforts for recreational boaters. This year, people are sending more holiday cards than ever. So where can a boater find cards that make the personal connection we crave?

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Let the sun shine in: Scout 350 LXZ

Scout Boats’ new luxury crossover series launches with the 350 LXZ, a premium day cruiser. Designed for entertaining and overnighting, the boat comes with a long list of first-in-class amenities including Webasto’s 20 Series sliding electric sunroof as standard equipment. The vessel is slated to debut in early 2021.

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A different solution for boating: the Fractional Yacht Program

There is no question that having a new yacht can be very rewarding, however, the costs and responsibilities of operating it can be overwhelming. Based in Toronto and servicing the Great Lakes area, YACHT Solutions now makes the Schaefer yacht products readily available to clients.

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Eight Bells: Catalina Yachts Announces Loss of CEO Frank Butler

It is with great sadness that we announce that Frank Willis Butler, President and Chief Executive Officer of Catalina Yachts, passed away November 15, 2020 in Westlake Village, CA, due to unexpected complications from a recent illness. We extend our most heartfelt condolences and sympathy to Frank’s family. Our thoughts are with them at this most difficult time.

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Calibre Yacht Sales Is Pleased To Announce A New Partnership With Neptunus Yachts

Calibre Yacht Sales is proud to announce that, effective immediately, Calibre Yacht Sales and Neptunus Yachts International have established a partnership for the sales and marketing of new Neptunus yachts in the Pacific Northwest.

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Bridge from NS installed in Toronto for waterfront project

Toronto Harbour and the Don River are in the midst of a historical project to reconfigure the mouth of the Don. Early last week Toronto sailor Richard Evans sent along a photo of a sleek new bridge that was about to be installed as part of the construction of the Port Lands on Toronto’s east side.

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Canadian market is already brisk for Parker Poland

BCI Marine signed a distribution agreement for the Canadian market with Parker Poland in December 2019 and in just under a year Canada is poised to become the most important market for Parker Poland.

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Brandy’s Cove makes $5,000 donation to Midland, ON hospital

On October 16, Brandy’s Cove Yachting Centre in Honey Harbour made a generous $5,000 donation to Georgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH) on behalf of their boaters.

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News: NMMA cancels Miami and eight other winter boat shows

We’re not the only ones suffering from boat show withdrawal. Late on October 28, 2020, the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), announced the cancellation of the 2021 Miami International Boat Show and eight other of their winter boat shows.

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Seasonal tip: Thieves love stored boats. Take precautions.

Pretty soon, fleets of recreational boats will be put into winter storage to await next year’s season. As they sit unattended for months, they can easily become a target for thieves. Will your boat be on a crook’s hit list?

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Just launching: Back Cove 390

 “As if the introduction of a second outboard model with a fully enclosed salon wasn’t enough, the Back Cove Design Team has just released renderings of the NEW Back Cove 39O with triple outboards!

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Transport Canada Survey on PFD/Lifejacket Usage

To assist Transport Canada’s education and outreach efforts to enhance safety for recreational boaters, work is underway to further examine motivations and policy instruments to increase the wearing of PFDs/lifejackets on board pleasure craft.

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A powerboat for sailors!!

If you’re following the America’s Cup, you have probably seen the name Yanmar mentioned and pondered how the company is connected to extreme sail racing. They don’t make sails or foils, but they certainly do produce engines and hot looking powerboats.

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Shadefin entered for 2020 IBEX Innovation Award

TACO Marine has entered the patented boat shade product known as ShadeFin™ for an IBEX 2020 Innovation Award for “Shadow In Seconds.”

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Sneak Peak: Hanse 418

Some of the most striking features of the test boat start with the twin GPR y-spoke red wheels in the comfortably spacious cockpit. The exclusive Hanse design swim platform down and the two folding thwart helm stations up, the generous access through the boat instantly makes one feel at ease as if you were at home with ample entertaining/dining space.

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Toronto International Boat Show Cancelled for January 2021

Due to the ongoing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian Boat Shows has made the decision to cancel the 2021 Toronto International Boat Show.    

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Pre-purchase PORTS Rideau new edition

Wait no longer, the 2021 Rideau Canal & Lower Ottawa River PORTS Guide returns this November! Prepurchase your copy now! The PORTS Essential Boating Guide to the Rideau Canal and Lower Ottawa River includes detailed navigational information and detailed aerial photos to make your trip through this historic waterway one to remember.

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Eight Bells: Bernie Luttmer, Sailor, Industry personality

On August 31 we lost an icon of Canadian boating community and Marine Industry. The founder of Swans Marina and Swans Yacht Sales, Bernie Luttmer passed away peacefully after suffering a stroke.

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Le Boat welcomes the Honourable Lisa Mcleod on a premier Horizon luxury houseboat

In late July, Lisa Macleod, Ontario Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries, made a stop on her road trip across Ontario supporting domestic tourism.

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Bert terHart returns home from his epic journey around the world!

There really is no place like home. Bert terHart certainly knows that, having returned July 18 to Victoria, BC to a rousing welcome following his historic solo voyage around the world – the first North American to sail the route using only celestial navigation.

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Breaking: Toronto Boat Show

On behalf of the team at Canadian Boat Shows, I genuinely hope you and your family are healthy and continuing to remain safe during these unprecedented times of COVID-19.

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Canadian Yachting Media Appointment: Jill Snider, Vice President

Canadian Yachting Media is pleased to announce the appointment of Jill Snider to the position of Vice President effective immediately.

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Groupe Beneteau Decides to put Plant in Marion, SC into Hibernation

Canadian Yachting OnBoard has just been informed that Groupe Beneteau has taken the difficult decision to hibernate its boatbuilding activities at their Marion plant located in South Caroline (USA).

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BoatUS Says FCC’s Message to Boaters and Those Relying on GPS: ‘Tough Luck’

In a release on June 25, 2020, BoatUS, America’s largest advocacy, services and safety group for recreational boaters, stated that an April 22 decision by the Federal Communications Commission to give mobile satellite services operator Ligado Networks…

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