This regatta is open for your: 505, albacore, Fireball, Open Catamaran, 420’s and Lasers. Minimum of 5 boats for each fleet. Registration cut-off is Sept. 6. To see the full details and to register for this regatta, select FANFARE.
Join us for NSC’s annual Pig Roast Dinner on Saturday Sept. 8 (price not included in the registration fee) You can get your TICKETS here.
The History of Rigging – Peter’s slide-show describes the development & evolution of sailing ship types and rigging from earliest records to the present day.
On Tuesday, 19 October, Water Survey Canada will be installing a new water level monitoring station adjacent to the ramp leading to the main docks. This station feeds the water level and flow monitoring system provided to the public by Environment Canada. Members are asked to use caution when transiting the area.
The Queen’s Park Race, hosted by BYC, is a counter for the Interclub Long Distance Series. The warning signal is 13:30, Sunday July 28. Start at “S” mark, leave to port the drop mark at Queen’s Park and finish at “S” mark. For detail refer to the Sailing Instructions.
NSC Fleet sponsored a Sea Survival course in Ottawa for the first time on the weekend of February 1-2. It was a great success and appreciated by all 20 participants. Eric Hill, our very experienced
NSC will again host one of the popular North U Seminars — this year it’s Boatspeed and Racing Trim, on Saturday, April 5th, 0830-1630, in the East Room of NSC. Getting tired of winter? Need something much better to think about? How ‘bout sailing? How ‘bout some racing? Better still, how ‘bout…
The Winter Speaker Series starts Wednesday January 15th 2020 with The Voyage of the Yacht Dal (see below), and continues every Wednesday into April. We have a full program planned based on feedback from the survey conducted in November.