Members are adivised to check their boats following the violent thunderstorms on Friday, Sept. 5th.
In particuar, the dry sail area was hit by what appears to be microbursts which displaced or upturned many dinghies and cats, causing damages like punctures and cracks as well as tearing out tarps and shifting boats off their trailer. Some keelboats also had their tarp torn or shifted out of position.
At this time, we have no report of damages to boats in wet-moorings.
The weather office’s three-month forecast sees a significant chance of below-normal precipitation yet again. Read the full article. (Courtesy of Ken Pole)
I do declare the harbour to be open! The ice finally left the harbour and yesterday a team of volunteers assembled to go through the harbour opening ritual. You can see the busy bees at work here (Note: the Dropbox link may ask you to sign in or create an account but you don’t need to,…
The ultimate test of sailing skill: the single-handed keelboat race is Saturday 25 August. Warning gun 13:50 at the Olympic circle. Boats from all Lac Deschenes clubs welcome.
A suprise Fall Celebration: Dinner and Entertainment this Friday, 25 Sep! See the menu and reserve online.
The 2.4mR Canadian 2011 documents are available on-line.
Yard and harbour access is permitted without restrictions as of 30 June, 2021 coinciding with the provincial move to Step 2. The mandatory online form will no longer be required as of 30 June. Members accessing the patio area for dining will be screened and recorded upon entry