The NSC office, galley and bar will be closed as of December 20, and will re-open on January 4.
On Tuesday, 19 October, Water Survey Canada will be installing a new water level monitoring station adjacent to the ramp leading to the main docks. This station feeds the water level and flow monitoring system provided to the public by Environment Canada. Members are asked to use caution when transiting the area.
Its time to get the 2018 boating season underway! To kick things off, please hold the date for the annual “NSC Member Mixer” and Spring Information Meeting on Thursday, April 26th starting at 18:30.
We have been contacted by the City of Ottawa Bylaw that they will be conducting a surveillance of the cars parked in the lots out front of the club. Visit the Member Services / Members Only Pages section to access and print a parking pass.
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of long-time NSC member Gilles Tardif, on Saturday, Aug 3rd.
Sunday Aug. 8 and Monday Aug. 9, We need some volunteers to help return the yard and sailing school to their normal configuration.
Peter Falus returns with another of his amazing presentations on the fascinating history of sail craft construction and seamanship. This year his focus is on the exotic islands of Polynesia. How was it possible to navigate the open Pacific across hundreds if not thousands of miles more than two thousand years ago?