Our Interclub Sailing Instructions allow for the use of radio communications by the Race Committee. Visit the page VHF Use in Interclub Racing to learn how this could impact you.
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NSC Fleet Report – June 2020
NSC is carefully adhering to Ontario Sailing guidelines, as Fleet activities start. Currently, the following boating activities are allowed, per OS guidelines: recreational boating of individual boats with only members of one household aboard – so you are free to take your boat and enjoy the river.
NSC Sailing Awards Night 2016, Saturday November 19
While October fall sailing is still on, the annual club sailing dinner and awards night will soon be here. Mark the date and celebrate the fantastic sailing and racing season that was with friends, crew, and fellow members in one classy affair!
Women’s Up-River Race – Saturday, September 17
The fifth annual Interclub Women’s Up-River Race is scheduled for a 1400 start on Saturday, September 17th. The race will follow the Queen’s Park course, approximately 8.4 Nm. See the poster and these instructions.
Practice Marks – Notice Of Removal
Update: These marks will be removed at end of Wednesday 22 July. Original notice: We have placed inflatable marks just North of the NSC channel, for boaters to self-practice. Each mark is an inflatable orange or yellow tetrahedron.
Anchoring Clinic For Cruisers – Report
Our first anchoring clinic for cruising boats was held on July 14, and we were pleasantly amazed by the turnout. Teams from 16 boats enjoyed the technical presentation on how, where and when to anchor. Thanks to NSC volunteers Rick Anderton, John Moss, Rick Nelson, and local expert Ken Aalders, who together created and delivered…
Dedication of The Mike O’Sullivan Cup
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