NSC’s Water Levels page has been updated — check it out for all the latest information on the water levels on Lac Deschênes.
As of May 1st, the water level is about 30 cm above median, but well below the flood levels of 2017 & 2019. Water levels are typically near their peak at the end of April and early May, and the 3-day forecast does not indicate a marked rise in water levels.
NSC’s Water Level page can be found at the bottom of the NSC Weather page.
We’re delighted to announce that we will be holding an in-person Bring On The Bay (BOTB) Open Water Swim event on Saturday July 16, 2022.
Classes: Lasers, Albacores, and Handicap classes with Junior (16 and under) divisions.
Boats have been out cruising since Friday May 31, the first race took place on Tuesday June 4, and interclub racing will start on Thursday June 13. You can join in many social sailing, practice sailing, long distance, regatta and weeknight racing activities that are coming up quickly. See you on the water!
The large green buoy, K1, marking the western edge of Britannia Shoal, is now back where it should be – see this chart.
Right now the water level remains too high for the Britannia Harbour gates to be removed.
We need race committee volunteers for the Mobility Cup (Able Sail Canadian Championship). 1 or more days, Monday 9 – Friday 13 September, daytime. We were well-organized, but had a couple of cancellations due to hurricanes and health. Contact Rick Anderton by email or phone 613 222 7735.