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….
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.
As it does each year, THRASH ushered in our season. This year, with a fun twist we stole from friends on the East Coast: a ritual Burning of Socks! Why, you ask? Read on…
Sewing Workshops – Cushions, Mattresses, Curtains, Sail Covers & Stack Packs etc. A meeting will be held at NSC Saturday April 23 at 11:00 am in the Sailing Room to discuss the establishment of a series of Sewing Workshops for those members with sewing projects.
Their Little Baby Girl Peyton Bea Morden arrived early this morning March 21 at 6:03 am weighting 8lbs 13 oz. Everyone is doing fine.
Despite the contradicting advice of two Canadian groundhogs, NSC is on the road to Launch.
New year, new plans, new board. This past week was a “New Year’s Eve” of sorts for me: the Toronto Boat Show always marks the start of my “new year” of boating, and is a chance to look ahead and make “marine plans” for 2016.
NSC member Jonas Abromaitis proudly launched his homebuilt 21’ gaff-rigged sloop, Stella Maris, this past sailing season.
NSC is pleased to announce that the 2015 recipients of the Legacy Awards have been determined and the funds have been awarded!
Would you bet $200 that you have the right safety equipment on board? That’s the cost of a fine for not having the required safety equipment in good working order on your boat. Let Canadian Power & Sail Squadron volunteers help you beat the odds.