Boating Atlantic 2022

Boating Safety

Boating Safety Transport Canada Marine Safety’s Office of Boating Safety encourages boaters to explore Canada’s waterways responsibly. All recreational boaters are expected to know the rules that govern their safe enjoyment of Canada’s waters, including mandatory safety equipment, the safe…

Atlantic Canada Boating during Covid-19

April 1, 2022 Entry to Canada for US Boaters Travellers are eligible to enter or return to Canada if they qualify as a fully vaccinated traveller. Border services continue to be temporarily suspended at many small vessel reporting sites.Fully vaccinated…

Tides

The tides in Atlantic Canada feature some of the largest tides in the world in the Bay of Fundy. Boaters on the coasts, tidal rivers and the entrance to the Bras d’Or should be aware of tides as they do…

Invasive Species

Did you know that: Invasive fish and invertebrates species pose a significant threat to all bodies of water, from small streams, to large lakes, to oceans. Invasive fish and invertebrate species can dramatically alter food web structures, decreasing the food…

Guidelines for Boating during COVID-19 Pandemic

The good news is that Boating is just about the best thing you can do; however there are restrictions compared to previous boating experiences. Staying home saves lives; but if you are going to travel on the water, be prepared.…

Blue Economy

Canada has an opportunity to harness its ocean growth potential by building back better—and bluer. Growing a sustainable blue economy requires a strategy to create jobs in coastal communities while ensuring our oceans remain healthy. Read more at https://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/campaign-campagne/bes-seb/index-eng.html Boating…

By pat | July 12, 2021 | Uncategorized |
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