We sincerely hope that you’re all safe and dry. A short update on NSC after the storm: Our generator is powering the Clubhouse; Galley will be open; vehicle gate is unlocked but must be opened manually; Cranes and Service Docks are not operational as they are not run from the generator. Many thanks to James…
The North Masting Crane had to be shut down on May 6 for some unplanned maintenance. We appreciate the poor timing here but it can’t be avoided and our supplier can’t service the crane until the week of May 9. The main cranes and the south masting crane are still available.
The NSC owned Weather Station was installed on the lighthouse at the harbour entrance on May 28, 2021. The station’s link is also available in the Weather page.
Three Raymarine instruments have been forgotten in the vicinity of the blue top tent, approximately between September 8 and October 24.
A crane familiarization session will be held at the North crane on Saturday, 10 Oct at 11:00 AM. On arrival, please sign up with Parke Davis who will lead the session. As a reminder, training on the NSC cranes is mandatory for members wanting to use them for haul out or for taking down masts….
A gentle reminder to members who are planning to haul out their boats with the the club cranes that you must complete a crane familiarization session before using the cranes. A session is set up for tomorrow, 12 Oct, at 1100 hrs at the North Crane. Please contact the office: admin@nsc.ca or Parke Davis: parke.davis.pd@gmail.com…
Crane Booking is now online! Both the North and South cranes are available to book. Sign into your Membership user account and click “Crane Booking”. A confirmation email will be sent to your email once your booking is complete. Book Here. The Crane Booking link is also available in the Member Services page, under “Club…
The South lifting crane has been repaired and is now operational.
The North & South Cranes are now operational and electrical power was restored to the yard on May 22. Vehicle traffic into the yard is restricted to only those members launching their boats from trailers.
On Thursday, April 18th, the two dinghy docks were ripped from their anchors by the ice, and floated out into the river. On the morning of April 19th, a small team of employees and volunteers were able to recover one of the dinghy docks from the Britannia Bay area. The West dinghy dock is now secured…