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April 25 Update: Spring Maintenance for Trent-Severn Waterway Bridges

In the coming weeks, Parks Canada will be conducting spring maintenance at some of our swing bridges and sites along the Trent-Severn Waterway, in preparation for the 2016 navigation season…

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Why Should My Squadron Offer Recreational Vessel Courtesy Checks?

Too often I hear many Squadron Officers talking about how their Squadron’s course participation, and hence membership, is down and continuing to drop…

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My First Storm

One of the advantages of having a retractable keel on a sail boat is that you can explore areas where larger boats are unable to access…

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Full Sail Ahead – A New Take on Offshore Wind Power

If you’re glad you kept your collection of 1980’s ski suits only to find that neon is the new black then you’ll be blown away bySkySails, a German based company producing wind powered propulsion for boats over 100 feet in length…

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Port of Orillia Spring Boat, Cottage & Outdoor Show, June 10-12

Est. 1989 and brought to you by the Orillia District Chamber of Commerce, the Spring Boat, Cottage and Outdoor Show…

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Sea Survival Program Sail Canada – World Sailing Approved

Keeping you and your crew safe…

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‘Cold Blob’ to be a Wildcard in the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season

AccuWeather reports the potential movement of a ‘cold blob’ of water in the North Atlantic Ocean may be the wild card in the 2016 Atlantic hurricane season, experts say…

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Premium Helm Chairs from Taco Marine

New, ergonomically designed Taco® Marine premium helm chairs are available in two styles, in several sizes and colors…     

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6 Ways Boat Fires Happen

Fire ranks number five among all boat losses according to the BoatUS Marine Insurance Program claims files…

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Derelict Vessel Solution Gaining Momentum – Vancouver Island

Derelict and abandoned vessels in our coastal waters pose environmental contamination and safety risks…

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Gibsons Sailing Club Upgrades Docks, Boats and Lessons

The Gibsons Sailing Club is gearing up for its second season and introducing more boats, more dock space and – hopefully – adult sailing lessons…

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Lunenburg Foundry and Engineering (LIFE™)

125 years ago on December 8th 1891, Lunenburg Industrial Foundry & Engineering opened on the harbour front in Lunenburg, NS. Few imagined where the new venture would take them…

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Remembering Neil Gunn

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of a true gentleman, Neil Gunn, on the morning of March 30th, at Campbell House Hospice in Collingwood, Ontario…    

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Archeological Find Suggests New Site for Vikings in Newfoundland

  The only known Norse site in the New World is the 1,000-year-old seaside settlement L’Anse aux Meadows…

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Ontario Sailing Partners with Gill North America

Ontario Sailing and Gill North America are excited to announce a multi-year partnership that will see Gill North America support the Ontario Sailing Team and their coaching staff with technical podium gear…

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3D Printing Revolutionizes Yacht Building at HanseYachts AG

After the automotive – and architecture industry has discovered the 3D printing, we are now ready to start the test phase for our first 3D hull printer…

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Visionary Design Announced for the New Canadian Canoe Museum

As a leader in 21st-century sustainable design the museum will relocate to water’s edge at Peterborough Lift Lock National Historic Site of Canada…

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Sail Away Aboard O Canada

Ever want to cross an ocean? Wonder what it’s like to surf up to 20 knots on an open 60?…

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Women’s Sailing Conference Slated for June 4, 2016

The 15th Annual Women’s Sailing Conference, organized by the National Women’s Sailing Association (NWSA), will take place Saturday, June 4, at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead….

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World’s Longest Ocean Race Calls on Vancouver Residents to Take on 40,000 Mile Ocean Adventure

The world’s longest ocean race is calling on more Vancouver residents to take on the challenge of a lifetime and achieve something extraordinary in the next edition of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race…

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Be Sure the Exhaust System is on Your Spring Launch Checklist to Avoid Problems This Season

Salt deposits (left) and discoloration (right) are two signs of potential exhaust system problems that should be addressed before launching your boat this spring…

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A Start Has Been Made on BOOT 2017

The next boot begins as soon as latest boot ends…

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Redpath Waterfront Festival July 1 to 3, 2016

Calling all mates! Celebrate Canada Day weekend with the Redpath Waterfront Festival, presented by PortsToronto as we launch the TALL SHIPS Challenge® Great Lakes Series…

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CCA Presents Awards to Canadians

From across the globe, members of the Cruising Club of America (CCA) assembled at the New York Yacht Club in Manhattan to recognize their outstanding sailors of 2015 during the international organization’s Annual Awards Dinner on March 4, 2016…

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A Cornerstone at Kerrwil: Lynn Lortie Retires the Office and Opens the Sails on a New Chapter

When the backbone of our office crew announced that her final day of work would be April 1st, of course nobody took it very seriously.  However, as the day approached, it became more apparent that Lynn Lortie was not working on an elaborate April Fools prank…

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Ian Bruce

Ian Bruce sadly passed away on Monday at his daughter’s home on Monday March 21 2016…

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Bluewater Cruising Hosts the Mid-Island Sail Training (MIST)

The Bluewater Cruising Association’s Vancouver Island Chapter is proud to host the third annual Mid-Island Sail Training (MIST) event in Nanaimo, May 14-15, 2016…

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Send Us Your Story

People who live on boats are special. They have to be. Some mornings I wake up with drips on my face and last night’s reading book tangled with my glasses and yarn stash, and I am surprised that I still live aboard….

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The Latest Digital Issue of Canadian Yachting is Now Available for You to View!

The April 2016 issue of Canadian Yachting magazine includes a beautiful West Coast destination, Swan Lake in B.C. by Linda Leitch, a colourful rundown of Clarity Nicoll’s experience competing in a major regatta in the BVI’s and Jennifer Harker’s Georgian Bay Cruise last summer…

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A Start Has Been Made on BOOT 2017

“The next boot begins as soon as latest boot ends”: Petros Michelidakis is looking forward to the assignment he took over on 1. March as Director of the world’s largest water sports trade fair…

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Heading North to Haida Gwaii in 2016?

Anna Maria Husband, Visitor Services Team Leader, Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area Reserve and Haida Heritage Site is pleased to announce that Parks Canada has decided to again offer its orientation sessions in the Lower Mainland and on Vancouver Island this year…

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Redpath Waterfront Festival July 1 to 3, 2016

Calling all mates! Celebrate Canada Day weekend with the Redpath Waterfront Festival, presented by PortsToronto as we launch the TALL SHIPS Challenge® Great Lakes Series…

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Bytown Brigantine Tall Ships Adventure 2016

Bytown Brigantine Tall Ships Adventure welcomes youth ages 12-18 the opportunity to sail off on the most unique summer programming available, an adventure of a lifetime…

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Improvements at the Shelburne Yacht Club

Since expanding their marina a few years ago, Shelburne Yacht Clubhas become a popular stop for cruising yachts on South-West Nova Scotia.  

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Lunenburg Harbour Continues Waterfront Improvements

Lunenburg has long been a must visit destination for tourists and this includes visiting yachts from all over the world…  

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Cameron Shipyard Schooner Update: Southward Bound

We told you about in the the Densmore cousins Evan and Nickin our Feb 11th newsletter…

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Cape Breton Island

Cape Breton Island has been in the news lately as a possible escape destination for Americans fleeing a possible Trump presidency…

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BoatUS Lobbies Florida Government to Veto Special Anchoring Carve Out

Allowing a select few to carve out their own special anchoring restrictions, and bypassing a pilot program designed to provide practical, uniform anchoring regulations statewide is a mistake, says BoatUS President Margaret Bonds Podlich in a letter sent today to Florida Governor Rick Scott.   

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Freedom Boat Club Launches First Canadian Franchise in Vancouver, BC

Freedom Boat Club has announced the appointment of its first international franchise operation in Vancouver, British Columbia…

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