Just to keep you abreast, the new website has been built and tested, and we even put a new coat of polish on it for good measure. It’s about ready to launch, however the launching area is also a bit busy right now with the web team also trying to get their boats in the…
In November, NSC members Peter Wood and Johan Koppernaes were among 13 Canadians who attended the 2.4mR Open World Championship at Davis Island Yacht Club in Tampa, Florida. The competition was heavily impacted by Hurricane Nicole
NSC congratulates member Greg Johnson, President of weCANfoil, and RBR, who accepted the prestigious award for the ‘Best Foiling Pathway Project’ at the Foiling Awards on March 29 in Milan. Read about it here.
It’s important to test the seaworthiness of any vessel before embarking on a voyage. Similarly, Nepean Sailing Club’s new website is currently undergoing its final testing stage.
We look forward to seeing many of you at the AGM Thursday night. It’s a packed agenda and the new Public Relations Director, Stephen Kidd, will give a short presentation—a first glimpse for members—of NSC’s new website. We’re working to ready it to launch very soon.
The Annual General Meeting of the Nepean Sailing Club was held on Thursday March 23, 2023 at 7:30 pm in the NSC Harbourview Hall. Below is the original notice, along with the links to the AGM docs. Please register your participation at the Office between 6:30 and 7:30 pm before the meeting and join us for drinks…
Two full days of heavy weather seamanship, ocean safety and best practices for cruisers and offshore racers with Eric Hill. The training includes practical sessions in a swimming pool and flare training.
A website is a lot like the start of a sailing race. There’s a sequence, all the boats are trying to align perfectly for the starting gun, there are rules about overlap and much coordination to avoid collisions. NSC’s website
Some of us were born into sailing, while others find their way onto a boat later in life. Websites have come to play an increasingly important role in introducing people to sailing. In developing NSC’s new website, the Public Relations Committee has been looking at the journeys people take into sailing.
In the fast moving digital world, few things stand the test of time like the NSC website. First registered in 1998, the site has gone through many redesigns over the years under the leadership of longtime volunteers Daniel Servranckx and Hugh Morrin.