Canadian Yachting’s Online Store is Full of Holiday Gift Ideas

CY Store

 

If you haven’t paid a visit to our online store lately take a moment and see what’s there for the boating enthusiast.

We have boating books, cook books, WinchRites, foldable bicycles, calendars and made-to-order Canadian Yachting apparel, caps and canvas tote bags.  

If someone on your gift list is a boater and enjoys quality gifts it is well worth your while to browse the offerings and place an order today.  Please order early to ensure items will arrive in time for the holidays.

https://canadianboating.ca/store

 

 

 

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