Come on down and enjoy Canada Day at the club and watch the fireworks from the deck or from your boat. We will have Live Entertainment on the deck before the firework.
The parking lot will be gated due to the festivities at Andrew Haydon Park therefore you will need to show your membership card or an NSC parking pass that you can pick-up from the office or the bar to get in without paying.
Happy Canada Day to Everyone!
Sail Canada is considering offering a National Judge seminar October 28 to 30 prior to the Sail Canada AGM which is being held in Ottawa on the following weekend.
I, for one, was delighted to see the NSC Mother’s Day Brunch back on the menu. Seemed that the day went off without a hitch – smiling faces all around, hot and cold buffet and a nice warm room on a windy and cool day. Why mention the heat? Read on….
Sailboat racing is an exciting sport with a crew pushing themselves and their boat to maximize performance in races at the club, regional, national & international levels. Fraser Robidoux and his crew will share their methods for organizing themselves for an enjoyable experience racing. They regularly race Rainy Day Woman.
Come join your friends at NSC for the annual Midnight Madness fun race this Friday, August 21 – warning signal will be at 10:00 p.m., Skippers meeting at 9:00 p.m.
2014 Youth Learn to Sail Programs are now posted. See Sail Training Center Programss. Registration opens March 1.
Once again, one of our own, David Morralee, is spearheading a long distance charity solo sail of a fleet of boats August 16-21, attempting to cover 300km on the Ottawa River in 6 days. The charity is Campfire Circle that hosts camp for kids affected by cancer and their families.