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CPS - ECP News
Take a next-level boating course to boost your confidence and skills!
This course teaches basic navigation skills (using a compass, reading and interpreting nautical charts, understanding the navigation aids – buoy system, and exploring the basic features and use of Electronic Navigation devices), legal responsibilities and safety measures, selecting and using lines and knots, anchoring, docking, understanding the impact of weather on boater safety, electrical hazards...
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Unleash The Joy Of Boating With A CPS-ECP Gift Card!
Surprise your boat-lovin’ buds and kin with a gift that screams, “Ahoy, matey!” With our Digital Gift Cards, they can choose from a bounty of Safe Boating Courses or snag a Membership that comes with a treasure trove of boating discounts. Plus, you’re in the captain’s seat – pick the date you want the digital card to sail right into their inbox! Head over to the website to set sail on your gift-giving adventure.
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Top 3 Fall Photo Contest Submissions
Thanks for participating in our Fall Colours Photo Contest. The most liked photos on our Instagram @cpsboat were: 1st place was submitted by Sandi Little from Manitouwabing Lake, Ontario. 2nd place was submitted by Elizabeth Wilson. Georgian Bay’s east shore, October 28th, tucked away in anticipation of a big blow which never materialized!
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Editor's Note
Eight Bells George Cohon
Canada was lucky to have a visionary businessman and big-hearted humanitarian adopt our country and accomplish so much here. in the past few days after his sad passing on November 24, you’ve read a lot about George - his founding of McDonalds, his establishing the brand in Russia and his long dedication to charitable work especially Ronald McDonald house.
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Boater Involvement
Have your say on Boating Regulations
The Minister of Transport regulates navigation on Canada’s lakes, rivers and waterways to ensure safe recreational boating and to protect the marine environment. Transport Canada officials work with local authorities to address water safety concerns like excessive speed and risks to the environment like shoreline erosion and water quality.
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Events
Cruising Ontario’s Historic Canals – Presentation Dec 17
On Sunday December 17th, join Grand River Squadron for a scrumptious dinner presentation “Cruising Ontario’s Historic Canals; the Trent Severn & Rideau Canals”. Is a cruise on the Trent Severn and/or Rideau Canals on your bucket list? Take in the many Trent Severn adventures including the Big Chute Marine Railway, Kirkfield and Peterborough Lift Locks. Travel back in time along the...
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Plugboats
Electric takes centre stage at marine trade show
METSTRADE is ‘the world’s largest trade exhibition of marine equipment, materials and systems’. Every November for the past 35 years, tens of thousands of buyers and sellers from around the world come to explore 8 halls in the huge RAI Exhibition Centre in Amsterdam and discover all the latest in the world of recreational boating. At this year’s show it would have been difficult not to notice that it was a breakout year...
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Tech
Guide to Keel Maintenance – Part 1
Keel maintenance is like any other maintenance on the boat; it is a matter of keeping an eye out for any tell-tale signs of water, or corrosion or wear. If you can stay ahead of it, it is extremely unlikely that major maintenance concerns will arise. The most common maintenance concerns for both lead and iron keels are the exterior surface condition and the keel bolts. Lead and iron keels have similarities and differences in these two matters. This guide will help you better understand the potential keel concerns and what...
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Ask Andrew
Customers and Boat Yards - Finding the Right Match
I hear stories about boaters’ experiences with contractors and boat yards. I also hear lots of stories from contractors and boat yards on their experiences with customers. In a perfect world, the stories would align, and everyone would receive a 5-star review. In the real world this is rarely the case, and more often than not, when comparing the same interaction, the customer and contractor...
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POTW
Kelly at the Helm
Kelly Willett of North Van sent along this slightly chilly looking shot. “The photo is of me and it is in the gulf islands close to Victoria BC. The vessel is a Baltic 42DP – Northwest Passage.” We welcome your photos, summer, or autumn, for our Photo of the Week album. Criteria – anything boat related: people, places, pets and especially sunsets.
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New Boats
The TT420 is in Canada
Invictus Yacht has always been at the forefront of luxury boating. At the recent Fort Lauderdale Show, the TT420, in particular, was stealing the show. Making waves across European boat shows, this model is now set to captivate the North American audience. Cloaked in the brand's signature "vanilla sea" hue, the TT420 isn't just about looks. Spanning 12.30 meters, its design resonates with the...
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Ownership
Buying a Boat Online
Much has been written about inspecting a used boat and making the purchase, and for good reason. If you haven’t brushed up on those skills lately, a simple Google search yielded no fewer than 29 million results. One of the most important hits is from Transport Canada. Despite all the resources on making a wise purchase, there are precious few tips for actually searching for the right boat or how to...
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News Boats
At Home with Walter
The WALTER 450 has a sleek, elegant design designed to accommodate two to eight passengers. The boat/home was entirely designed and produced in Quebec by a team of experts. On board, you’ll find a fully equipped galley, a private bedroom and a bathroom with shower and head. The living area features a bench seat and a large dining table...
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New Systems
New USCG-Approved Aerosol-based fire system
Sea-Fire and Fireaway have entered into an agreement to introduce US Coast Guard-approved fixed aerosol fire suppression systems into the marine market under the Sea-Fire AT-series label. Exceptionally compact, the devices are ideal for compartments and spaces containing lithium-ion batteries, or areas that cannot accommodate a traditional fire suppression system...
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Boat Gallery
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Axopar Cross Top and Sun Top - With Balconies!
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