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Message From The Editor
Being proactive
One of the most important rules for successful public relations campaigns is to ‘get out in front of the news’ and tell your story before your customers have a bad experience or develop a negative take on the situation.
We have exactly that situation with the recent news that Canada Border Services is temporarily closing many small vessel reporting sites across Canada. Their website says, “In response to COVID-19, CBSA has temporarily suspended its services at many small vessel reporting sites.”
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Andy Adams, Editor aadams@kerrwil.com
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Feature
Safe Boating Awareness Week - May 21st-27th, 2022
Since 1995, Safe Boating Awareness Week has been the mainstay of boating safety to over 16 million people who recreate on Canadian waters. The 2022 campaign will still be reaching out to Canadian boaters but, may be a little different in many ways. Boating is not quite into full gear yet, with some areas of the country open and some soon to open.
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Changing Scene
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First all-women design team leads the launch of Sea Ray’s new SLX 260 and SLX 260 Outboard
Sea Ray recently announced the launch of its all-new SLX 260 and SLX 260 Outboard, the company’s first boat designed by an all-women design team and the first Sport Boats to showcase the new SLX design language. Led by Sea Ray Senior Design Manager Carrie Fodor and Brunswick Boat Group Senior Industrial Designer Kristin McGinnis...
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Russians bomb BRIG inflatable factory
According to International Boating Industry magazine, the BRIG factory near Kharkiv, Ukraine suffered a direct hit from Russian artillery last week. The plant had been evacuated weeks before and no one was reported injured. Read the message that BRIG has sent to the world.
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Changing Scene
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ABA names Webasto a supplier of choice
The American Boatbuilders Association (ABA) has named Webasto Thermo & Comfort North America, Inc. a Supplier of Choice for sunroofs, air conditioners and heaters. As part of the agreement, Webasto's contract with the ABA extends through June 30, 2025. "The ABA is pleased to reach an agreement with Webasto as a Supplier of Choice for air conditioning...
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Events
2022 Great Lakes Public Forum in Niagara Falls, Ontario September 27 - September 29, 2022
The Great Lakes Public Forum will be held in Niagara Falls, Ontario, September 27 - September 29. The 2022 Great Lakes Public Forum will provide an opportunity for the Governments of Canada and the United States to discuss and receive public comments on the state of the lakes and binational priorities for science and action...
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Education
YBAA University 2022, July 14 in Rhode Island
CPYB Certified Brokers and Candidates are invited to attend YBAA University. This program provides an excellent opportunity for brokers to further their training, expand their expertise, and network with subject-matter experts and colleagues. This YBAA U will include a series of business, legal, and technology sessions and panel discussions...
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Product Focus
New TACO Marine low profile concealed stainless sundeck latch
A new low profile, concealed, stainless steel sundeck latch is now available to boat builders from TACO Marine®. Manufactured entirely from 316L stainless, the new latch (F16-0339POL-1) features a 2-3/4" long locking pin and is perfect for an array of applications, including engine hatches, access panels, cabinet doors, dock boxes and folding seats.
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People
Mastercraft signs Award-Winning Wakeboarder, Tyler Higham
MasterCraft Boat Company, a subsidiary of MasterCraft Boat Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MCFT), announced it has signed one of the best young wakeboarders on the scene, Tyler Higham, to the MasterCraft Team. "We are excited to welcome Ty into the MasterCraft family.
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Remembering Bill Knowles
On Thursday April 28, William (Bill) Knowles, founder and first president of the Salty Dawg Sailing Association died after a long illness. As noted by a friend who had seen him only two days before, Bill had been up and about and had been able to join them for lunch despite his illness.
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Calendar
Many Events have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19.
Check the Event website for latest information.
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