Reel in the big fish at the Canada International Tuna Cup Challenge in North Lake. The best angling teams vie to catch Giant Bluefin Tuna.Teams from countries around the world, including, India, Denmark, France, Russia,Germany, Norway, South Africa, Japan, Italy,…
Get ready for the season at the largest boat show in New Brunswick. Over this three-day show, you can shop dealers, chandleries, and services at Moncton Coliseum. Boat models include fishing boats, inflatables, cruisers, and runabouts, and personal watercraft. Shop…
The annual Opening Regatta! At the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron. Two days of racing for all classes including the Big Boat Rumble. Race documents online at www.rnsys.com. Registration 8-8:30am Saturday, starts at 11am both days. Big Boat Rumble start at…
Sail Nova Scotia Boxing Rock Cup Starts: Bermuda Start from Bedford Basin Yacht Club (BBYC) and The Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron (RNSYS). Schedule: 11:00 Registration 12:00 Skippers Meeting 12:55 Warning Signal 13:00 Bermuda Start Begins
Kick off the summer with this festival along the Cabot Trail. Events include storytelling, hiking, food, local-flavour, concerts, songwriters’ circle and late-night square dances, and seafood feasts.
Celebrate Oromocto and the history of the region with a midway, concerts on the green, fireworks, and pub. Local pubs will be open with live music.
Sign up for a one-day or a weeklong course and learn how to build a traditional wooden dory with instruction from a master boat builder. Boats you learn to build include the Grand Banks dory and the 16’ 4” Winterton…
Organized by the Boston Yacht Club and the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron in Halifax, this ocean race got its start in the trade routes between Nova Scotia and the Boston States in the 18th and 19th centuries. This ocean…
Dory Boat Festival Bay of Chaleur, New Brunswick This festival has been a highlight in the community since 1968. Every year, about 20 teams compete to row across the Bay of Chaleur, an intense 35-kilometre crossing for which the rowers…