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Water, Water, Everywhere and Now a Drop to Drink!

At this year’s Vancouver Boat Show, many boaters had th…

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Sail GP: Canadian Owners Out but Team Podiums in Chicago

The original founders of CAN Sail GP have backed away f…

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Editor’s Note: Cruising means many things

What kind of boater are you? “Well, I am a cruiser”, is…

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Have your say on the proposed changes to Small Vessel Regulations for licensing a pleasure craft

You can have your say on the proposed changes to the Sm…

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Cruising: Salty Dawgs head to Nova Scotia

If you are looking for an exciting adventure, come alon…

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New boats: Marex 310 Sun Cruiser

The Marex 310 Sun Cruiser is an award-winning vessel th…

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Radical idea: Racing

If you own a powerboat, this may be a crazy sounding id…

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Kirkfield Lift Lock modified lockages to start the 2023 season

On September 2, 2022, the Kirkfield Lift Lock site was…

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Meet C-Tow Canada

C-Tow is Canada’s premiere marine assistance provider t…

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Freighter stuck in mud in Detroit River

A freighter hauling salt ran aground Wednesday in the D…

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Don’t Miss ABYC Open – the First Race of the Season!

As has been the recent tradition, the ABYC Open will ki…

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Signs of Spring

Ah yes, the leaves are in bloom, birds are eyeing each…

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Sneak Peak: CY June Preview – Summer Fun!

The June issue of Canadian Yachting is the kickoff to t…

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Sail GP Season Wraps in SF – Canada Grabs Bronze

SailGP Season 3 wrapped up today in San Francisco with…

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News: Engine cut-off switches coming?

Transport Canada is considering requiring the use of en…

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Antigua Sailing Week 2023 – Love and Unity

The headline is love and unity but those are euphemisms…

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Fun for a great cause

Two Fridays ago, I really enjoyed attending the Yachtsmen’s Spring Thaw Luncheon. It was held in Toronto but as socializing returns to normal, I hope it will be replicated across the country in years to come. 

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Fountaine Pajot launches hydrogen powered cruising catamaran

The Samana 59 Smart Electric is a new sailing catamaran equipped with alternative energy solutions and EODev’s electro-hydrogen REXH2.

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Sneak peek: CY May Preview – Planning Your Boating Season

In the May 2023 issue of Canadian Yachting, we offer up a host of ideas for planning your boating season, from the practical to the party tunes!

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Congrats to Canada’s Sail GP Team

No matter what boat you enjoy, sail or power, yours likely would be no match in speed or sophistication for the F50 that Sail GP racing teams ride in their high-thrills events. 

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The Invasive Species Centre is seeking your support with efforts to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species through overland watercraft hauling

Aquatic invasive species such as zebra mussels are an ecological and economic threat to lakes and water bodies in Canada. Following Clean, Drain, Dry procedures for watercraft and recreational equipment are simple steps that everyone can do to ensure compliance and prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.    

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BVI Adds Daily Flights from Miami

For the first time since the 1980s, access to the British Virgin Islands, a top destination for Canadian cruisers, is getting much easier with daily nonstop service from Miami to Beef Island/Tortola, via American Airlines beginning June 1. The game-changing three-hour flight eliminates the need for travelers to connect in Puerto Rico or St. Thomas. 

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Micron CSC – CA Fouling Control

A premium polishing ablative bottom paint available in several colors designed to go over previously painted surfaces, prepped bare fiberglass, and even on properly prepared aluminum hulls. 

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Province Proposes Changes to Anchoring Rights

At the Ontario Regional Boating Advisory Council Meeting held in mid-January, members heard about an issue regarding the construction of “sea cans” on a barge unit being then considered a vessel. 

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Surprise!

Like most Canadians, we are obsessed with talking (and writing) about the weather.  Like all boaters, we keep an eye on the sky and dream of sunny warmth and our appreciation of the sunny boating season that is always just over the horizon.

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Heads up! Canadian Yachting April 2023

Get ready to launch your summer with the April 2023 issue of Canadian Yachting magazine! Our lead Feature is “27 Under 27”, an open-minded and irreverent review of 27 new boats all under 27 feet in length and with a focus on the most popular and the most innovative – sail, gas or electric!

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Heads up! Canadian Yachting April 2023

Get ready to launch your summer with the April 2023 issue of Canadian Yachting magazine!

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Editor’s Note: The ‘off’ season is back ON

It’s nearly March and the optimists among us view that as nearly spring. Even as the snowdrifts melt, boats and boating are definitely in the news as this CYOB issue illustrates. Seemingly out of nowhere, Ontario Place boaters have been temporarily evicted and are reacting unhappily.

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News: Nasty Storm Hits Canadian Sail GP Boat Down Under

On the Sunday of Australia Sail Grand Prix racing in Sydney, a severe weather system passed through while the Canada SailGP Team’s F50 catamaran was craning out. The Canadian wing was severely damaged. Thankfully, no one on the team was seriously injured.

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News: Ontario Place Boaters Left Scrambling

For the former tenants of Ontario Place’ 240 slips, this will be a stressful summer searching for accommodation for their craft after receiving news that the marina will not be open this summer.

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Anguish continues – after boat show edition

As every one of your friends and acquaintances, and many complete strangers have recently commented, Canadian winters suck. But for boaters, it’s worse than that in some ways.

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Mustang Celebrates 55 Years

More than five decades ago, Mustang Survival began engineering lifesaving solutions that push the boundaries of performance and what is possible in marine safety. Fifty-five years later, the company continues evolving and innovating, never losing sight of the goal to bring people home safe.

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Contract Awarded For Repairs to Kirkfield Lift Lock

On September 2 last year, Lock 36, the Kirkfield Lift Lock suffered a mechanical failure, resulting in the site’s closure for the remainder of the 2022 navigation season.

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Fountaine Pajot and Dream Yacht Worldwide Launch Electric Line this April

Charter company, Dream Yacht Worldwide and luxury catamaran builder, Fountaine Pajot, are partnering to launch a new collection of electric cruising cats.

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2023 looks innovative

As the new calendar flips and the Year of the Rabbit arrives, it already appears that this will be a landmark year for boat technology. Yes, electric boats have been around for 100 years, but this year, they are stealing all the headlines already.

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Plugboats: Brunswick launches Veer – new boat brand for electric propulsion

Earlier this month at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Brunswick Corporation launched Veer, an all-new boat brand designed to support electric propulsion and appeal to the next generation of boaters.

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Le Boat Launching New Satellite Base in Ottawa 2023

Le Boat announces plans to expand further into Ottawa for its 2023 season beginning May 19, 2023. The luxury houseboat rental company has long included Ottawa in its boating itineraries since its launch on the UNESCO World Heritage Rideau Canal in 2018. It is now adding Ottawa’s Dows Lake Pavilion as a new satellite base.

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Eight Bells: Howard John Hughes “H” July 11, 1933 – January 6, 2023

Boatbuilder, Aviator, Engineer, Entrepreneur, Husband, Father & Friend to many, Howard’s journey ended peacefully on Friday January 6th 2023.

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American Airlines to fly directly to BVI starting June 2023

BVI is the favorite cruising destination for many Canadian boaters but it’s always been a bit of a challenge to get there because of the limited facilities at the country’s main airport on Beef Island.

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