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What's News?At Onboard we’re here for your news. Dock news? Cruise plans? Engine workshops? Awards presentations? Winter get togethers? Send a blurb, pictures, links. If it’s boating news we’re Onboard! Just let us know at John@opmediagroup.ca. |
Calendar Dates? Got some important dates coming up at your marina, club or organization. Let us know and we'll tell the country via the Onboard Datebook.Just let us know at onboard@opmediagroup.ca. Click Here to check out our new CBOB Calendar |
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TechIntelligent Navigation Navigating the waterways has come a long way since we moved from day boating to cruising in the 1980’s. When I took my CPS (now CanBoat) Basic Boating Course, navigation was with paper charts, compass and depth gage. Loran C radio navigation was available, but few recreational boaters invested in the equipment. READ MORE |
Lessons in BoatingFoul Weather Boating As the season is starting, Sean Horsfall of Len’s Cove Marina in Portland ON takes a look at dealing with weather conditions that are potentially nasty. Sean takes us through a series of steps to ensure you get out and back safely highlighting navigation in foggy conditions, keeping warm when the temperature drops, trip planning, PFDs, and the very important kill switch. READ MORE |
Ask AndrewDiagnosing Battery Drain Nothing ruins a warm summer afternoon faster than turning the key and hearing the clicking noises that surely indicate a drained battery. At this point – all that can be done is to charge the battery enough to start the battery and still enjoy the day. But how was the battery drained in the first place? READ MORE |
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ExploringPlan Adventures by Exploring CanBoat’s Hidden Gems Map Have you explored CanBoat’s Hidden Gems map yet? Discover hidden boating gems with our interactive map — created by boaters, for boaters. Do you have a destination you’d like to share with fellow boaters and adventure seekers? You can enter your Hidden Gem(s) here. READ MORE |
On the WaterfrontRecognizing the Real Challenges of Building a Volunteer Program at Today’s Yacht Clubs In the first article of this two-part series, we explored the benefits of building a volunteer program at today’s yacht clubs, focusing on Newport Yacht Club in Stoney Creek, Ontario. Newport has been a non-profit, volunteer-run, power and sail club since 2012 and has blossomed into a successful, vibrant organization with a core of dedicated members who assist in all operations of the club. READ MORE |
Missed the latest issue of Canadian Boating? On the Boat?Forgot your copy of CB at home? Read the latest edition online! |
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