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CPS - ECP News
Safety and Flare Disposal Program Partial Cancellation
We have heard from Transport Canada’s Boating Safety Contribution Program that our 2023 – 2025 proposal for continued funding of the Safety and Flare Disposal Program has not been approved. However, we have received a small contribution from Transport Canada...
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Top 3 Spring Photo Contest Submissions
Thanks for participating in our Favourite Boating Destination contest. The most liked photos on our Instagram @cpsboat were…
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CPS-ECP Awards Submissions Close June 30
It’s that time again! And, this year in particular you might know someone who has gone to extraordinary lengths for CPS-ECP. AWARDS: Volunteers are the heart and soul of CPS-ECP. The Board would like to thank and recognize all of our volunteers.
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Just Ask John: Proposed Changes to the Small Vessel Regulations regarding the Pleasure Craft License.
I get questions about the Pleasure Craft License, what is it and what do I have to do about a Pleasure Craft License for my vessel. Lets start with what the Pleasure Craft License is not. It is not the Pleasure Craft Operator’s Certificate (PCOC) that operators of any powered vessel are...
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Editor's Note
Cruising means many things
What kind of boater are you? “Well, I am a cruiser”, is a frequent answer. That means a lot of different things to boaters, depending on their boat, their tastes, their predilection to challenging adventure. For some, cruising means we pack up our lives, cast off...
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People
CANSailGP’s Tom Ramshaw Talks with SinC
Right after CANSailGP wrapped up its surprisingly successful season, Sailing in Canada Editor, John Morris, caught up for a quick chat with Olympian, Sail Canada National Team member, and now CANSailGP grinder Tom Ramshaw, currently training in Puerto Vallarta. Since he started sailing on Stony Lake at age 8, Tom Ramshaw has been a winner. His many faceted career has included Laser, the Olympic Finn as a National Team member and earned him Rolex Sailor of the Year in 2018 and 2022 Sail Canada Male Sailor of the Year.
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Sponsored Content
The Importance of Practicing Boater Etiquette
Heading out on the water should be an enjoyable experience for all boaters, which is why it’s important to never leave your boater etiquette on the shoreline. By following some basic etiquette measures, we can all make it easier for everyone to enjoy a leisurely and safe experience on the water this summer.
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Sponsored Content
Zipwake Dynamic Trim Control System: FAQs
Zipwake has two different Series of products, Series S & Series E, and those two product ranges cover boats from 20’ to 100’, with Series S typically recommended for boats in the 20’ to 60’ range and Series E for boats in the 50’ to 100’ range.
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New boats
Marex 310 Sun Cruiser
The Marex 310 Sun Cruiser is an award-winning vessel that has been recognized for its excellent design and functionality. Having bagged awards such as the Motorboat of the Year and the European Powerboat of the Year, the Marex 310 Sun Cruiser has proven itself to be a class leader.
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Events
2023 National #GoSailing Days set for June 16-18
Canadian sailing enthusiasts from across the country will be invited to celebrate their favourite sport during the 2023 edition of National #GoSailing Days to be held June 16-18. Throughout the weekend, Canadian sailors will be encouraged to post and share pictures...
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Ask Andrew
Is Sea Speed the Answer?
Every spring, boaters gather in paint splattered overalls to discuss their opinions on antifouling. My editor asked me to dive into something a newer product - and new for us: I’m writing sight-unseen. Typically, when doing a product review, it’s something that I use or test myself and I can report on it first-hand. In this case, I’m breaking down some myths and marketing jargon to (hopefully) let you make an educated decision on what’s right for you.
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POTW
Georgia – Baby’s First PFD
Our Photo of the Week didn’t come far – Jillian is our creative designer at Canadian Yachting and an avid boater. Looks like her brand-new pup is too! “Hey CYOB Team… here is my Georgia in her lifejacket at about ten weeks old while still learning how to swim.
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New tech
New Volvo Penta Joystick Driving – Integrated Shift, Steering, Throttle Control
Volvo Penta is announcing a new level of joystick driving with the integration of shift, throttle, and steering into a single joystick control. Since 2012, joystick steering has been an integral part of the company’s helm-to-propeller experience.
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News
The Gordie Howe Bridge – From the River
It is a saga that begins with this insight: the single most important piece of infrastructure between the U.S. and Canada is the majestic Ambassador Bridge, suspended a half-kilometre over the Detroit River. More than a quarter of the $700-billion annual trade...
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News
Have your say on the proposed changes to Small Vessel Regulations for licensing a pleasure craft
You can have your say on the proposed changes to the Small Vessel Regulations. The proposed changes to the Small Vessel Regulations for licensing a pleasure craft have been published in the Canada Gazette, Part I.
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Boat Gallery
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Cruising
Salty Dawgs head to Nova Scotia
If you are looking for an exciting adventure, come along with the Salty Dawgs on the Maritime Rally. The Rally starts either from Southern New England (Cape Cod area) or from Northern New England (Rockland Maine). After a passage across the Gulf of Maine, all participants clear customs...
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Lake Huron’s Lee Shore
Mark’s full story appears in the June issue of Canadian Yachting magazine or you can access it here. Lake Huron’s lee shore, an area including Port Franks, Bayfield, and Grand Bend, stretching roughly thirty nautical miles along Ontario’s west coast…
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Boat storage
Golden Enhances Its Elevator Lift
The Elevator Lift is the solution for owners who want the benefits of out-of-water boat storage, but either can't have or don't want piles installed on their waterfront. And with recent engineering enhancements, the lift has new configurations and capacities...
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Sail Techology
Sail Tech: Slugs, Slides, and Boltrope
Sails are attached to the sailboat rig using several different systems. Let’s begin with mainsails. The most basic attachment is with a boltrope that fits into a mast groove. This is very secure, and the sail is very well supported along the luff edge.
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