The yard water (which is city water) is now turned off at all taps. Also, the sailing school washrooms have now been winterized for the season.
Please do not use hot water from the club for your fall or spring cleaning.
The river water at the service dock will remain on as long as possible.
Great news – the East dinghy dock managed to get through the rapids largely intact and has been secured. On April 20th, Gene Bruce and a team launched a boat and were able to anchor the dock in the Ottawa River approximately 450 metres East of Britannia Yacht Club and Mud Lake, and 400 metres…
Be a part of the team! Do you like promoting community and good communication? Want to help out at NSC and connect even more with others? Want to help enhance NSC’s presence in the wider Ottawa community? Public Relations is looking for additional volunteers to help create and steward content on the new NSC website….
Update 2016-05-08: Deadheads were removed by NSC members Paul Wagner and Ken Pole. Two deadheads reported in the NSC harbour. One near the dinghy docks, one near the end of lane B and C.
All power launch boats must be removed from the Power launch area.
Part of the Interclub Long Distance Series – Classes welcome: PHRF, JAM, Sharks, Dinghies, Daysailers.
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Paul Pearl, a member of NSC for 42 years, and skipper of Tornado “Disaster Area”. Details are available in this obituary.