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    BRP lance pour 2022 le tout nouveau ponton Sea-Doo Switch

    Le Sea-Doo Switch 2022 est un ponton réinventé qui rend la navigation sur l’eau plus accessible que jamais.    

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    Clin D’œil Aux Bâtisseurs : Jean-François Rioux

    Dans sa rubrique Clin d’œil aux bâtisseurs, Nautisme Québec a présenté récemment Jean-François Rioux, directeur des ventes pour le Québec chez Yamaha Moteur du Canada.    

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    Confidences d’un voilier sur la route du Paradis

    Si certains optent pour le charter pour goûter aux charmes de la navigation dans des eaux chaudes et cristallines, surtout en plein cœur de l’hiver!, d’autres veulent vivre l’aventure à temps plein.    

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    Location sans capitaine pour débutants (première partie)

    Si le charter est quelque chose dont vous rêvez, cet article en trois parties est pour vous et, je l’espère, vous encouragera à en faire l’expérience. Soyez prévenus… ça pourrait être addictif !    

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    La Marina P.A.T. menacée de fermeture

    La seule marina de l’est de Montréal menacée de fermeture, titrait le qutidien Le Devoir cette-fois le 12 août, sous la signature de Zacharie Goudreault.    

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    Encore plus de passagers sur le nouveau Navark

    Un nouveau bateau qui pourra doubler le nombre de passagers, le monocoque en aluminium de Croisières Navark pourra prendre du service lorsqu’il recevra la certification de Transport Canada.    

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    A New Horizon for Four Winns

    On September 6, Groupe Beneteau laid out its course to develop new boating experiences, new developments and latest product innovation in Cannes at an event entitled On the Horizon.      

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    Celebration pays tribute to Canadian performance sailors

    Last Friday, the first ever Canada’s Celebration of Sailing honoured the season for Sailing in Canada with our nation’s high-performance sailors of past, present, and future.      

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    National Conference Registration Now Open!

    You can be at any of the sessions within one minute at the click of your computer or tablet in the comfort of your own home! With this ease, you can attend the sessions of your choice and especially the Annual General Meeting of CPS-ECP. No meetings or sessions will start prior to 1200 EST.     

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    Instagram Photo of the Month

    CPS-ECP has been posting wonderful photos on Instagram during the last few months. During the month of August this was our top photo by Don Butt.      

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    You Could Win $5,000 in Cash!

    You could win one of 36 $5,000 cash prizes just for getting a quote on car or home insurance or telling us your policy renewal date.      

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    Boating Ontario announces Transport Canada’s ‘Safe Boating Guide’ to be included in the new Boating Ontario directory app

    Boating Ontario is very proud to have Transport Canada’s Office of Boating Safety jump on board and include the ‘Safe Boating Guide’ in the new Boating Ontario directory app which is free for Apple & Android devices.      

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    Moorings announces the reopening Marsh Harbour marina

    Two years after the devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian, The Moorings has announced the return of its charter fleet to the Abacos, Bahamas.

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    STV Pathfinder returns to sail training in Hamilton Harbour thanks to Breakwater Investments

    Brigs Youth Sail Training (Brigs) is pleased to announce, through the generous support of Blair McKeil of Breakwater Investments, the tall ship STV Pathfinder will return to sail training in 2022.    

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    Candela’s electric C-pod combats heat with water

    Swedish marine tech company Candela has unveiled the C-pod. It says the electric pod drive is four times more efficient than the best electric outboards, providing a silent boat ride and requiring no maintenance.    

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    Chester Race Week: Fog and restrictions don’t stop the action

    Helly Hansen Chester Race Week wrapped up for 2021 with fewer boats, more restrictions thanks to COVID-19, and some fog each day, but overall the event was four days of success for racers and organizers.    

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    But I haven’t had enough fun yet

    From zero to 100, the boating season has suddenly gone into overdrive. This summer will be remembered as a sprint from heavy lockdown to an almost fully open bonanza of boats. Suddenly the pent up demand translated into busy docks, boats everywhere, regattas and races and crowds at cruising beaches.

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    Vision Marine taking fully electric powertrain to the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout

    Montreal-based Vision Marine Technologies, Inc. is headed to the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout to showcase the unveiling of its new Bruce22 electric boat coupled with the E-Motion™ outboard motor.

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    You Are the Eyes and Ears of the Canadian Safe Boating Awards

    Summer is in full swing with Canadians enjoying time outside and on the water. So, while enjoying these activities, consider taking a moment to nominate an individual/organization for one of the Canadian Safe Boating Awards (CASBAs).

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    Update from the CPS-ECP Environment Committee

    Know before you go: if you see a blow, go slow! With the boating season in full swing, it’s important for vessel operators to review Canada’s Marine Mammal Regulations and ensure they know how to legally and safely boat when whales are in the area.

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    Maritime Radio Course – ROC(M)

    One of our most popular courses is the ROC(M) radio course. Some students for this course are professionals who navigate as part of their job: members of the Coast Guard or Coast Guard Auxiliary, military, ferry employees or dock workers in marinas.

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    Final Reminder for Past Due Members

    Have you registered your Membership in the new CPS-ECP database? Have you renewed your 2020 membership yet? Do you know a member who has yet to register in the new system?Time is Running out! Do It Now!!!!

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    The Moncton Boat Show will be returning March 25 – 27, 2022!

    Mark your Calendars! The 2022 Moncton Boat Show will be returning to Moncton Friday, March 25 – Sunday, March 27, 2022! The last few years were like no other but we are optimistic about moving forward to live events once again and the return of the Moncton Boat Show.

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    Romance onboard: The story begins with us!

    On July 23 last year, CYOB published a piece on a beautifully restored 1967 Trojan 42 Motor Yacht in Oromocto NB. (That piece will also be expanded in CY magazine later in the year.)

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    Eight Bells: Tom Johannsen

    We were saddened to hear of the recent passing of Tom Johannsen, a pioneer in the development of light weight foam cored composite laminates, and a true gentleman in an often competitive industry.

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    HanseYachts AG introduces the RYCK 280

    HanseYachts AG presents RYCK, its third motorboat brand carrying the “Made in Germany” label. The new brand was developed in Greifswald in cooperation with yacht designer Bill Dixon, and is aimed specifically at sports-minded skippers and crews in the weekender segment.

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    Info-Marina, une appli complète et efficace

    Plusieurs la connaissent déjà, mais il vaut la peine de faire un rappel pour ceux qui ne l’ont pas encore adoptée tant elle s’avère utile dans nos déplacements nautiques au Québec.    

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    Des citoyens excédés par les fêtards en bateau à Boucherville

    Le Journal de Montréal du 9 août rapportait qu’une pétition circule pour bannir des plaisanciers qui dérangent au parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville.    

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    Émerveillement dans la région de Sorel-Tracy

    C’est Québec-Vacances qui suggère avec enthousiasme cette destination de vacances.    

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    Le transfert du permis d’embarcation en bref!

    C’est que nous rappelle Nautisme Québec sur son site. C’est clair, concis, un aide-mémoire à conserver quoi!    

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    Place à la relève au Camping Marina Parc Bellerive

    Une troisième génération prend sa place au Camping Marina Parc Bellerive, situé sur la rivière Richelieu, sur la rive Est à 4,5 milles en aval de l’écluse de Saint-Ours.    

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    Une image vaut mille mots!

    À ne pas manquer à Rimouski! Avec une fierté non dissimulée et pleinement justifiée, l’Institut maritime du Québec (IMQ) affichait sur sa page Facebook.    

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    Inauguration de la jetée amont du Canal-de-Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue

    À la mi-juin, Francis Scarpaleggia, député fédéral de Lac-Saint-Louis, inaugurait la jetée amont du lieu historique national du Canal-de-Saint-Anne-de-Bellevue qui fait partie du réseau de Parcs Canada.    

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    Vous êtes les yeux et les oreilles des CASBA!

    L’été bat son plein et les Canadiennes et Canadiens en profitent pour passer du temps dehors et sur l’eau.    

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    Nouvelles du Comité environnement CPS-ECP

    À savoir avant de partir : si vous voyez souffler, ralentissez! La saison de navigation bat son plein et il importe que les conducteurs d’embarcations de toutes sortes connaissent le Règlement.    

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    Cours de radio maritime – CRO(M)

    Celui de nos cours qui attire le plus de candidats est certainement le cours de radio CRO(M).    

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    Dernier rappel pour les membres qui n’ont pas encore versé leurs droits d’adhésion annuels

    Vous êtes-vous enregistré en tant que membre dans la nouvelle base de données des CPS-ECP?  Avez-vous renouvelé votre adhésion pour 2020? Le temps presse!    

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    VFI avec nouvelle technologie de sauvetage disponible au Canada

    Déjà une bonne partie de l’été est derrière nous, et tout le monde voudra profiter de son temps sur l’eau le plus longtemps possible, particulièrement en cette année qui a bouleversé nos habitudes.    

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    Outstanding! Congratulations on a job well done!

    After the most exhausting, hazard-ridden madness imaginable, our Canadian Olympic sailors are back home safe sound and proud. It’s tough to find words you already haven’t heard many times to describe what it took to get to Tokyo and do well.

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