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An Elegant Motor Yacht at the Cutting Edge of Design

The launch of the new Monte Carlo 52 will be one of the highlights of the Cannes Yachting Festival 2019. This 50-foot high-end motor yacht is eagerly awaited and will introduce the Monte Carlo “Smart Luxury” generation. 

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The Moorings and Sunsail Unveil Massive Investment in Charter Operations in 2019

Travelopia Yachts, the world’s premier yacht charter business and parent company to charter brands The Moorings, Sunsail and Footloose, has announced unprecedented investment into its charter products in 2020. 

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First Recorded Marriage Officiated by a Ship’s Captain in Toronto

I have hosted many special occasion events on the Gone Sailing Adventures’ yachts since starting the business in 2010.  The most common are bachelorette and birthday parties, corporate events and summer long brand experiences.  I have presided over a number of ash-scatterings and hosted four weddings on board.

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Eat and drink OnBoard!!

Eating and drinking by the water’s edge is an essential part of boating, maybe even the most important aspect. So we have decided to share, and ask you to do the same.

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The 53z BREEZE Is Commissioned in Newport

On a spectacular summer evening in front of dozens of MJM owners and friends the Reverend Mary Johnstone pronounced “I christen thee Breeze!” With that crack of the champagne bottle, MJM Founder Bob Johnstone and his wife made MJM’s 53z the flagship of the fleet.

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British Columbia Marine Parks Forever Society

You can help the BC Marine Parks Forever Society expand and enhance our BC Marine Park system. You preserve the whole environment when you create new BC parks.

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Maiden Now in Theatres

The crew is all women led by Tracy Edwards, Dawn Riley and their wonderful crew. In a refurbished boat they won two of the toughest legs sponsored by King Hussein of Jordan. They sailed into Fort Lauderdale dressed in their swimsuits proud to be women. The crowd was overwhelming.

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Jeanneau Media Event in Florida – New Models

Our Canadian Yachting test team, John Armstong and Andy Adams, were at a Jeanneau media event called “Throttle Down” in St. Petersburg, Florida. The media event was held to highlight the Jeanneau Power Boat Line with the emphasis on their outboard models. 

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Toronto’s Outer Harbour Marina Becomes the First in Canada to Install Seabins

On June 25th, Outer Harbour Marina became the first commercial installation of Seabins in Canada. They had just installed the first two Seabins in the water and we got to see them running, drawing in water and capturing trash down to very small particles of plastic and other materials. 

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SNEAK PEEK – Pursuit DC 235

I had the recent opportunity to join CY’s reviewer Andy Adams for a boat test day. If you are a parent as I am, you probably know that boating changes when you have a little one – safety becomes the first priority. 

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2019 Fireball Worlds at Pointe Claire QC

The 2019 Fireball World Championship will take place in Montreal from August 20 to 30. In an exciting change from the recent past, this year’s sailing venue will be in a major urban center, promising a tremendous array of activities when the sailing is done. 

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Monte Carlo Yachts Returns to its Origins to Present the New MCY 76

Monte Carlo Yachts presented the new MCY 76 – alongside its sisters, the new MCY 70 and MCY 66 – during an enchanting evening in Porto Piccolo, in the Gulf of Trieste. The exclusive event was showered with special guests, inspiring light presentations, and inimitable classic Italian style. 

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Quadrant Marine Institute Training This September

Registration Open: Level 1 Marine Service Technician Training in Sidney and Vancouver this September

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Yacht Marabell gets new planking

The Marabell was built in 1943 at as Newport Beach California USA by South Coast Construction as the U.S.S. Y.M.S. 91; then Marabell. In 1943 she was owned by the United States Navy.

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Water Rat turns 50

The Water Rat Sailing Club held its 50th Anniversary Celebration (1969-2019) on Saturday, June 22, the club will welcome Julie Dabrusin (MP for Toronto-Danforth), Paul Henderson (the club’s co-founder and former Olympian) as well as a tree planting ceremony with Paula Fletcher (Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth City Councillor). 

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Two Canadian teams define what it’s like to participate in the Race to Alaska

Canadian Yachting OnBoard has been following team Pitoraq since they first talked about what it would take to do the race to Alaska. They completed the race in just under eight days. Skipper Graham Heath wanted to thank Canadian Energy in Esquimalt and the Canadian Forces Sailing Association for their support.

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2019 Day 6 of the Race to Alaska: Celebrations and the knife edge between tragedy and triumph

While the summer dawn in Ketchikan officially broke at the oh my god early hour of 3 am, for the weary souls whose teams hit the dock and rang the bell in the last 24, the morning that was demarcated by waking started somewhere between nine and noon.

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Canada at the 2019 Pan American Games

Sail Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee have announced the 14 sailors nominated to represent Team Canada at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. Sailing competitions at the Pan Am Games are scheduled to be held at the Yacht Club Peruano in the city of Paracas from August 3 to 10.

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Elite Fleet Shaping Up for the Marblehead to Halifax

An international fleet of more than 70 boats will be at the starting line July 7 to begin the 38th Marblehead-to-Halifax Ocean Race. The 363-mile race, which dates to 1905, is billed as the “granddaddy of ocean races.”

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Cruisers 38GLS: notes from my trip to Sturgeon Bay

Canadian Yachting’s John Armstong recently took to the road to get CY readers the first-ever look at a very interesting new boat. The full review will appear in an upcoming issue of the magazine, but we asked JA to give us his fort impressions. And the answer was wow!

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Mercury Announces New Supercharged Mercury Racing 450R Outboard

Announced on June 18, the exciting new Mercury Racing 450R outboard is purpose designed to bring Mercury Racing DNA to a wide range of high performance and larger boats. 

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Canadian Yachting Acquires the Ports Cruising Guides

The Ports Cruising Guides have been acquired from Metroland Printing Publishing & Distributing Ltd by the parent company that publishes Canadian Yachting. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.      

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Eight Bells: Lowell North – The Founder of North Sails

Nicknamed “The Pope” by his peers, Lowell began his sailmaking career at the age of 14 when his father purchased a Star with cotton sails. The father and son team came in last in every race, motivating the young Lowell to recut the mainsail. 

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Adventurous 76-year-old grandmother attempting unaided global circumnavigation moors in Timaru

Timaru is a small town about 150 km south of Christchurch NZ, and Jeanne Socrates has anchored inside the breakwater to try to repair some damage caused by a knockdown in the Tasman Sea a couple of weeks ago. She is accepting no outside assistance so when she leaves, her attempt will still be valid.

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Former Port Darlington Marina opens as Bowmanville Marina

While the marina, onsite hotel, and restaurant will have its official opening on June 19, the developer, Kaitlin Corporation’s, long-term plan includes a quarter billion-dollar investment that will revitalize the area into a multipurpose community space.

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Eight Bells: Ian Gow

Ian started his sailing life around 1972 when, as a young police officer, he was assigned to 55 Division and Patrick Lymburner was his training officer. Pat had just purchased a Thunderbird and wanted to get the mast up ASAP. They were working night shift and Ian offered to help. Then, of course, they had to take her for a sail. 

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Prawning for BC boaters

If you are a boater on British Columbia’s West Coast you are into prawning or you have at least thought about it. Prawning is simply part of the West Coast boating experience.

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Beneteau says “Trade Up & Cruise Big”

Beneteau, in partnership with its dealer network throughout the US and Canada, has announced a special promotion to make it more appealing for existing boat owners to trade up to a new, larger yacht.

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Sail Canada Sailor of the Month: Zingara

The Bajan TP52 Zingara (Conviction) set it sails on April 27th for the Peters & May Round Antigua Race chartered by Canadian Richard Reid (National Yacht Club, Toronto), alongside 15 sailors including 11 Canadians.

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Assiginack reinstates agreement with S.S. Norisle Steamship Society

MANITOWANING—Following an in camera session of Assiginack council last month, council passed a resolution to reauthorize an agreement between the S.S Norisle Steamship Society and the municipality with the hopes of aiding them in their quest to see the aging vessel refitted at drydock to, hopefully, sail again.

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High Water closing docks on the Great Lakes

The International Lake Ontario – Saint Lawrence River Board (ILO-SLRB): Lake Ontario outflows continue to be adjusted to balance high water levels.

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Sail Canada announces the members of the 2019-2020 Canadian Sailing Team and Canadian Sailing Development Squad

Based on the current Sail Canada High-Performance Plan and the Podium Pathway, what has been previously known as the National Sailing Team or the Canadian Sailing Team, is now divided into two divisions; The Canadian Sailing Team (“CST”) and The Canadian Sailing Development Squad (“CSDS”).

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Jeanneau offer spring deal on Leader 10.5

It hasn’t been much a spring, but here’s a little sunshine. Jeanneau is promoting its Leader 10.5 with a loaded package with a deal until May 31. In USD, the price of $280,608 + freight and prep gets a spring saving of $31,000. For the Canadian equivalent, check your dealer.

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Look for CY June in your mailbox soon

The June 2019 issue of Canadian Yachting magazine is focused on the summer and some of the ways you can create more boating memories with family and friends.

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Eight Bells: Annie Campbell CPYB, Well Respected Yacht Broker

It is with deep sadness, that North South Nautical Group announces the passing of one of our long time yacht brokers, Annie Campbell.

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Retaliatory Tariffs On US-made Boats Have Been Removed

NMMA Canada and the Canadian Marine Trades Associations have been advised by the Government of Canada that effective April 30, 2019, all retaliatory tariffs on U.S. recreational boats entering Canada have been removed, marking the most positive development for our industry since this concerning issue first emerged.    

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Eight bells: John Booth – T-Birder, builder

Victoria sailors and Thunderbird folks everywhere are mourning the loss of John Booth on April 8. His mostly one person company, Booth Enterprises in Victoria, was a pioneer in converting the plywood boat into fiberglass, thereby extending and enhancing the life of the class.

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The Ocean Race – Racing with Purpose for Ocean Health

From 1973-2011 it was called the Whitbread, then until recently known as the Volvo Around the World Race. Now it is simply “the Ocean Race” and it’s gearing up for another circuit with an overriding purpose to rid the oceans of plastics.

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M&P Partners with Sunseeker: Britain’s Largest Boat Builder

M&P Yacht Centre is Canada’s #1 Boat Dealer so it makes perfect sense that they would partner with Sunseeker, Britain’s Largest Boat Builder.

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