Are you ready to cross the provincial border in the most unconventional way possible? Make the trek from Ontario to Quebec by swimming across the mighty Ottawa River! Every year, swimmers and paddlers from the National Capital Region and beyond take to the water to enjoy and advocate for a clean, swimmable river. This year,…
The Bluebook system (Database, Authenticator, Member’s Private Area, Proof Of insurance, etc.) was successfully upgraded.
For security reasons, and to ensure the highest possible level of service, we have changed the club’s WiFi password.
On the water, yesterday afternoon (August 7, 2016) I (David Knox) was very fortunate to be rescued by four of your sailors.
The City of Ottawa bylaw enforcement officers are ticketing cars that are illegally parked in Dick Bell Park. To alleviate this problem, parking permits are available.
There is a new private buoy 200 yards east of the outer channel markers. This buoy marks a very large rock that sits two feet below the surface at chart datum and weighs about four tons.
As of July 19, posting in the NSC Classified Ads is restricted to NSC Members. Members of the general public still have read access to the Classified Ads listings, but are no longer able to submit new ads.
NSC Members, please join us for lunch on the patio to kick off the sailing season with our weekly sailing group. Our mission is simple: match up people who are free to sail on weekdays with boat owners looking for weekday company – every NSC Member is welcome!
Craig Bowman posted this great video of Saturday May 6 launch on Facebook (login required).
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.