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NewsSail GP Scheduled Again for Halifax in 2027  On May 20, SailGP announced that the action will return to Halifax for a third time year with the Canada Sail Grand Prix officially confirmed for May 15-16, 2027 as part of the Rolex SailGP Championship’s most ambitious global season calendar to date. Halifax Harbour will once again host the championship’s fleet of high-speed F50 catamarans... READ MORE |
DestinationsLetter from Cuba  This week we received an interesting letter from Commodore Jose Escrich of the Hemingway International Yacht Club of Cuba. Canadians have visited Hemingway Marina and the yacht club many times over the years and always received very warm welcome, regardless of the relationship between other countries. READ MORE |
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CharteringRising Fuel Prices Could Impact Charter Yacht Rates  Fuel prices are affecting nearly every part of the travel industry, and charter yachts are no exception. As we know at home, global fuel prices have seen considerable fluctuations. Marine fuel costs are closely tied to global oil prices, which remain sensitive to geopolitical events, supply constraints, and seasonal demand. READ MORE |
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Ask AndrewThe great bilge oil discharge conundrum  I’ve always thought that where safety is concerned aboard, it should be the same whether the boat is a commercial, passenger-carrying vessel or a privately owned sail or power boat. In most cases, safety requirements in terms of construction and safety-gear is comparable, based on vessel size and use – but one of the main differences that has always annoyed me is the requirements for separate water-tight bilge... READ MORE |
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TechnologyVolvo Penta to Launch New IPS Hybrid System  Volvo Penta has revealed details of a new D13 IPS Hybrid yacht propulsion system it aims to bring to market later in 2026. The fully integrated hybrid-electric platform combines superior onboard comfort with simplified ownership, installation and design. Built on the company’s proven Volvo Penta IPS technology, the new system represents... READ MORE |
Boating KnowledgeThe 70th Edition of Chapman Piloting & Seamanship Sets the Standard for Modern Boating  The most trusted boating guide for over a century returns in its most comprehensive and up-to-date edition ever. Hearst Books announces the publication of the 70th edition of Chapman Piloting & Seamanship–the definitive guide to boating skills, safety, and navigation–trusted by generations of sailors and powerboaters for more than 100 years. READ MORE |
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NewsTrent–Severn Waterway National Historic Site Advances Toward Full Navigation Opening  Parks Canada continues to work diligently toward reopening the entire navigation system and is maximizing water flows where possible to move toward seasonal averages. While water levels and flows remain dynamic across the system, Parks Canada anticipates a full opening on Friday, May 29, 2026, subject to weather systems and precipitation events. READ MORE |
New Issue PreviewJune Canadian Boating Is Packed  The June 2026 issue of Canadian Boating magazine should arrive any day. This June issue has a strong Canadian focus editorially and we are confident you will find it interesting and enjoyable. Like you, we can’t wait to get out on the water! But have you ever asked yourself what’s below the water? Leading off our Feature editorial is a unique story with a strong Canadian connection... READ MORE |
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