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Ontario Sailing and PCYC hire Thomas Fogh as Development Coach

Ontario Sailing and Port Credit Yacht Club (PCYC have announced that Thomas Fogh will join the Ontario Sailing staff fulltime starting April 17th 2017. Thomas will be working as a Development Coach…      

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CPS-ECP Members Save 20% on Smart Man Over Board Technology with Fugawi

“Thanks to leading edge technological advances over the last few years” said Robin Martel of Fugawi “boaters have many new choices for high quality safety products that are untethered and inexpensive”.      

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Canadian Forces Sailing Association (Esquimalt Squadron)

The Canadian Forces Sailing Association supports recreational boating primarily for military personnel of CFB Esquimalt, their families and civilian members of DND, their dependants and a wide range of employees of Federal Government agencies.

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Blackline Patos Island Race 2017

2017 is The 36th running of the Patos Island Race and is the first of 13 races that make up the Vancouver Island Racing Series.

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Mill Bay Marina

New and exciting are two terms that have become synonymous with the Mill Bay Marina.

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2018 Melges 24 World Championship To Take Place At The Victoria International Marina

The Victoria International Marina, in partnership with the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, will host the June 2018 Melges 24 World Championship Regatta will take place.

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The Heineken Regatta

With the help of friends from the Northern Yacht Club and the Salty Dawgs, they took the boat south to Nanny Cay Tortola and liveaboard the Catalina in the winter, the cruiser in the summer. What a deal!

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Supporting our Olympic Athletes: Sarah Douglas

The road to Gold is a tough one and getting even tougher for our Olympic sailors. Sarah Douglas is beginning her quest to represent Canada in the 2020 Olympic Games in Japan and she recently won the Marvin McDill Memorial Trophy for the National Team Rookie of the Year.

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I Heart My Boat – Sapphire 

Born and raised in Bedford NS – father was a life long sailor and got me involved in sailing at an early age.

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National Volunteer Week April 23 – 29, 2017

From April 23 to 29, Volunteer Canada and Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons (CPS-ECP)celebrate Canada’s 12.7 million volunteers…

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Toronto Brig needs YOU!

As we enter our 54th year of operation, Building Character Through Adventure, Toronto Brigantine has been facing stiff headwinds in a challenging regulatory and competitive program environment with the resultant financial burdens.

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Race the Beautiful North Channel

North Channel Race Week is a sailing race thru the North Channel for five legs during the third week of July with bot Spinnaker and JAM divisions.

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ABYC Supports A Future Olympic Sailor

On Saturday, April 22, Toronto’s Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club will be hosting a fundraising dinner for Sarah Douglas, who has begun her quest to represent Canada at the 2020 Olympics in Japan.      

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Brad Willauer’s Family crew will rotate helm on Marblehead to Halifax Race

Seventy-three year old Brad Willauer is one of the veterans of the Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race. He has been participating since he was a teenager, usually working the foredeck on someone else’s boat.

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WOW!

Sail Nova Scotia will be celebrating 10 years of the very successful WOW! Women on Water program with an afternoon celebration on Saturday, April 22 from 3-5pm at the Armdale Yacht Club in Halifax.

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Sail Training Opportunities all at Shediac Bay Yacht Club

Boasting a protected marina handy to the town of Shediac, which is just a short drive from Moncton, the Shediac Bay Yacht is a convenient spot for sail training for young and old.

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New Brunswick’s Largest Boat Show Draws Huge Crowds at Weekend Event

With a hint of spring in the air, the 2017 edition of New Brunswick’s largest boat show welcomed a massive crowd of boaters eager to kick off the new season shopping for boats, gear and equipment for all their favourite outdoor activities.

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Mahone Bay Heritage Awards

We had a brief history of the schooner Atlantica in the last issue of ONBOARD. If you’d like to know more about the boat, her origins and owners, and you live near Mahone Bay, you’re in luck.

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Cape Henry 21 Halfway Party

In traditional plank on frame boat building it is the custom to have some sort of celebration when the shutter plank is put in place. The shutter plank being the last plank to be fitted, usually somewhere near the waterline.

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It’s A-Boat Time: Moncton Set to Welcome 2017 Edition of Province’s Largest Boat Show

New Brunswick’s largest boat show sets sail this spring! The 2017 edition of the Moncton Boat Show takes place March 31st through April 2nd at the Moncton Coliseum.      

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Meet the National Office Crew

Alice has served CPS-ECP as its bookkeeper for over 15 years. Her position involves duties in many areas of the organization’s finances.

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Safety Equipment Education and Flare Disposal Days are starting in B.C. on April 1st

If your flares have a manufacture date of 2013 or earlier they have or will expire this year. You can’t light them, throw them in the water or in your household garbage to dispose of them.

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Nominations For The CPS-ECP National Volunteer Awards

Worthy CPS-ECP volunteers have worked over the last year to advance the mandate and mission of CPS-ECP and contributed to making sure that more and more boaters on our waterways have the knowledge they need to ensure this year’s boating season is a safer one.

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Ontario Sailing Offers Race Officer Courses This Month

A one-day Level 1 Assistant Race Officer Course covers the duties and responsibilities of an ARO as well as basic compass skills, setting and maintaining start/finish lines, etc.

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Wrapping it up in SXM (gonzo edition)

Quite possibly the single greatest day of competitive sailing that I have ever witnessed

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Contact CPS for Recreational Vessel Courtesy Checks and Flare Disposal Days

In 2016 Squadron members conducted about 1750 RVCCs. 57% of those RVCCs were first time checks and 57% were conducted on boats under 9 meters in length.

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Free Tuition – Boating Ontario Pre-Apprentice Program

The Boating Ontario association in Partnership with Georgian College (Midland Campus) is offering a Pre-Apprenticeship Marine Engine Technician program.

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At Last! Victoria, BC Welcomes Canada’s First Purpose Built Luxury Yacht Marina

The long-anticipated Victoria International Marina will welcome its first guests to the new 28-slip facility this summer, with space for yachts between 65 and 175 feet.

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Eight Bells: Che DeCastro

Che Decastro died on March 6 at 49 years in a freak swimming accident in St Maarten.

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Booty’s Boat Locker is a Welcome Addition to Port Sidney Marina

Boater have something to cheer about at the Port Sidney Marina. The opening of the new Chandlery “ Booty’s Boat Locker” on the upper deck at the floating Welcome Centre and Offices at the Port Sidney Marina had its grand opening on Friday, March 17.

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Restoration Projects

While new builds are few these days several local yards are doing a busy trade in restoration and repair. The large inventory of old fibreglass boats, many of classic design and sturdy build, make great candidates for restoration.

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Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association (NSBA) awards

Although commercial work continues to dominate boatbuilding in Nova Scotia, with an ongoing boom in construction for the lobster fishing industry, two companies working mostly on the recreational side, were recognised for their efforts.

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It’s almost over ….

As we endure what I sincerely hope is the last winter storm of the year, it’s time to remind ourselves of what we can look forward to this summer.

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Order your Squadron VHF DSC Simulator before March 31!

The first order period for the ICOM VHF DSC Simulator was a huge success.

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Why Should My Squadron Offer Recreational Vessel Courtesy Checks?

Many Squadron Officers continue to talk about how their Squadron’s course participation, and hence membership, is down and continuing to drop.

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2017 Rules Now Available

Sail Canada’s Racing Rules of Sailing for 2017-2020 includes Sail Canada Prescriptions and incorporates World Sailing’s Change #s 1, 2 & 3 issued 20 October 2016.

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Keel Damage & Repair Part 1

The types of keel damage that I see here at MarsKeel Technology are grounding damage, frost damage and corrosion of keel bolts with grounding damage being the most common.

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TrawlerFest Boat Show and Seminars Move to Bremerton, Wash.

After a decade of being in Anacortes, the TrawlerFest boat show and seminar series is moving 100 miles south to another salty Washington state locale, the City of Bremerton on the Kitsap Peninsula. Dates are May 16-20 at Bremerton Marina.

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Entry for Round Saltspring 2017 Now Open

The annual Round Saltspring Race May 19 – 21, and has evolved over 43 years into a whole weekend of celebrations, and has been called “the best regatta on the coast” by participants.

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