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May 15th 2018 Welcome to our new Boating Atlantic website. The site is based on our publication: Boating Atlantic, Your guide to marinas, yacht clubs, events, services and more in Atlantic Canada. The guide is also available as a flip…

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Chester Race Week is one week away! Canada's largest keelboat regatta starts on Wednesday, August 10 and runs through to Saturday, August 13. More than 100 boats registered to race. And there's more to check out, including live entertainment at Chester Yacht Club each day, and a new market on the Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Visit www.chesterraceweek.com to learn more. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 years ago

NSCC makes videos for Boating Safety. Here is one about the Collision Regulations ... See MoreSee Less

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Info about FlaresOne of the main pieces of safety equipment that every power boat, any human powered craft over 6m, personal watercraft and all sailboats (unless under 6m and does not have a motor) must carry is a type of visual distress signal. These include a watertight flashlight and flares and/or electronic visual distress signal device.

Flares are a type of pyrotechnic that produces a bright light or smoke signal that can be seen over a great distance. These come in very handy when out on the water in a time of need as help is not always as close as it may be on the land.

Did you know that flares have an expiration date? In accordance with Transport Canada requirements, flares are approved for 4 years from their date of manufacture. This will mean that by law you need to replace them every four years. And because these are pyrotechnics, you can not just throw them out in the garbage. They need to be disposed of with care and this can be a dilemma for many boaters. The Canadian Power Squadron (CPS-ECP) with select CIL/Orion Dealers are helping Canadian boaters with this issue and will be hosting Flare Disposal Days across Canada this year.

To learn more about the safe use and disposal of flares or to find your local CPS-ECP Flare Disposal Day visit:
www.cps-ecp.ca/events/safety-equipment-flare-disposal-days-2/

Visit www.enjoyboating.ca to learn more about boating safety and general tips.

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2 years ago

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Bosun School

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There is nothing better than real sea time under sail to gain experience and the skills of a mariner. But sometimes on these hard working ships there is little time to focus on particular advanced ski...

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