Appel de Voile Canada aux adeptes de croisière

28 août 2025

Voile Canada est à la recherche de personnes passionnées et expérimentées pour rejoindre son sous-comité Croisière, un groupe qui joue un rôle essentiel dans l’élaboration des programmes, des ressources et des normes qui soutiennent les programmes de croisière à travers le Canada. Voile Canada recherche de nouveaux membres ainsi qu’un président pour diriger le comité.

Si cette occasion correspond à votre passion et à votre expertise – ou si vous souhaitez en discuter davantage -, veuillez en faire part à Voile Canada. Veuillez faire parvenir un bref courriel indiquant votre intérêt à Samara Crothers au sam@sailing.ca

Pour en savoir davantage sur Voile Canada : https://fr.sailing.ca/

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