We have been situated in lovely Deep Bay, BC, Canada since 1997. Deep Bay Harbour facilities embody protected moorage with power, glorious water and pumpouts. we tend to ar inside walking or rowboat distance to the restaurant and store. The DBYC shares an exquisite, floating club with the tower Country Marine Rescue Society. Our club enjoys reciprocal privileges with most yacht clubs within the geographical region. The Deep Bay Harbour is found on the east shore of Vancouver Island opposite […]

OSOYOOS comes from the native phrase ‘Sooyoos’ (‘suius’ from Salish which means ‘narrows of the lake’). there’s a tale that a Minister with the aid of the name of O’Reilly positioned the ‘o’ in front of ‘Sooyoos’ to harmonise with different nearby metropolis names, whilst others have said that the ‘o’ might have been an ‘expression of the surroundings by using a white man’. The local tongue spoken by most natives changed into Salish in addition to their own language. […]

Officially, the Deep Cove Yacht Club began its existence on July 31, 1936 when it was registered as the Deep Cove Sport Association. Later the club was renamed the Deep Cove Yacht & Sport Club reflecting the members’ love for water sports and boating. Today most members and locals know the Club fondly as the Deep Cove Yacht Club. The Municipality of North Vancouver kindly allowed the Club to rent a piece of land on the foreshore of what is […]

Some Significant Dates In Our Club’s History 1925 – June 17th, MBYC inaugural meeting and election of officers – July 4th, Opening reception and tea – July 25th, First dance – August 13th, First regatta 1928 – February, Clubhouse and property purchased in Maple Bay – May, MBYC registered under the Societies Act 1937 – Club officers’ titles changed from President, Vice President to Commodore, Vice and Rear Commodore, Fleet and Staff Captain 1938 – Junior branch established 1948 – […]

At EHYC we pride ourselves on being one of the ‘friendliest yacht clubs’ on the coast. We were formed in June 1969 as a non-profit organization registered under the Societies Act. Our club offers sheltered moorage in a convenient West Vancouver location. Our Objectives Promote participation in and also the love of sailing and seafaring during a safe and fun surroundings. Provide facilities for the use and enjoyment of the members. Provide training and development in boating and navigation for […]

Established in 1931 to encourage the sport of yachting, to foster seamanship and navigation, and to provide and maintain a suitable clubhouse and moorage facilities for the use and recreation of its members. A historic maritime city located in central Vancouver Island, Nanaimo is closely associated with the sea. The Nanaimo Yacht Club is an integral part of this community, with approximately 750 members who enjoy benefits such as a modern clubhouse and first rate moorage. By volunteering for administrative […]

Welcome to the net home of the <strong>False Creek lodge we tend to ar set in   stunning downtown Vancouver, Canadian province dominating False Creek. we tend to ar a premium dock that enjoys each power and sailing vessels and a present winning edifice with spectacular views.  With some 250 members, a mix of organized water primarily based and social activities in our award winning edifice makes FCYC (The Star of False Creek) one in every of the <strong>finest yacht […]

Much like a board of directors, the Nanoose Power and Sail Squadron has an executive team to help keep the organization running smoothly. Made up of volunteers, each Officer has an area of responsibility, and some have additional volunteer committees for special projects. The Bridge meets monthly on the first Wednesday of each month, except June and July.  Meetings are held 7:00 at the Nanoose Library Hall. All members are welcome to attend, or to view any minutes of meetings.

Welcome! The Gibsons Sailing Club offers sailing lessons for youth aged 8-17 in Gibsons BC, on the beautiful Sunshine Coast. We are proud to be a non-profit society, we’re passionate about getting people out on the water and learning to sail. In the future we hope to organize race nights and regattas so the fun can continue long after the lessons are done. A wonderful way to spend the day, outdoors and on the water, learning new skills and making […]

GULF YACHT CLUB HISTORY – By Tony Swain GYC HLM In the early 1960’s, False Creek and Coal Harbour were very different places.  Dozens of small yards and wharves existed along a scruffy commercial waterfront, a fascinating wonderland. Separate from the mighty Yacht Clubs, a marine mélange of builders, live-aboarders, and weekend sailors of average means haunted the wharves to gossip, bargain, and simply look at boats, …a casual network of friends.   Tony Swain, owner of the SUZY-B, a […]

The HYC initially operated from the Old Yellow Dock at the Harrison Marina. In 1984, the HYC moved to its present location at the old Ranger Station where it has sub-leased water lot Block “D” and the old Ranger Station garage and maintenance facility from the Village of Harrison Hot Springs. Since then all improvements and additions to the docks and the old Ranger Station garage (now the HYC Clubhouse) have become the property of the Village of Harrison Hot […]

Hollyburn Sailing Club has been an integral part of the West Vancouver waterfront for over thirty years, and is conveniently located next to Ambleside Park in West Vancouver. Hollyburn Sailing Club, a dream of a few dedicated people in the spring of 1963, became a reality in June of the same year. Doug Sutherland and Roy Holland met at that time with a group of interested parents to form a dinghy sailing club with the main objective of training North […]

History of the International Yacht Club The Yacht Club was launched in January of 1958. A group of interested boaters from Washington State and the Province of British Columbia met in the City Hall at Blaine, WA The common interest then, as now, was to provide more moorage in the port for pleasure boats. The club’s first Commodore was Earl McKinney, of Blaine. Earl was succeeded by Eric Griffiths in September of 1958. Under the guidance of McKinney and Griffiths […]

The Canoe Bay Sailing Club was formed in 1969 with the idea that yacht racing could be inexpensive, uncomplicated and available to everyone.

The Capital town club has an in depth history qualitative analysis back to early warfare II once the club was organized as a protection unit. Over time the aim and objectives of the Club have modified to satisfy the wants of its members and therefore the community it serves. these days the Capital town club is one in every of the premier yacht clubs on south island providing facilities and activities for its three hundred active and social members a […]

Calgary Yacht Club members have enjoyed boating on Chestermere Lake since the club was established in 1933.  Nestled on two acres of waterfront property on the east shore of Chestermere Lake, the Calgary Yacht Club’s facilities support a broad range of boating, educational and social activities throughout the year.  Just 10 minutes from Calgary’s eastern limits, our facility is within easy reach of most residents of the region.  Annual memberships provide unlimited access to the club, providing affordable access to […]

The Alberta Sailing Team is offering support to athletes and club teams training according to Sail Canada’s Long Term Sailor Development model. The LTSD is a guide to athletes, parents, coaches and program organizers for developing athletes.

Calling Lake Sailing Club

The Edmonton order may be a not-for-profit, volunteer community, committed to the game of sailing and operational a club & tying up facilities within the Summer Village of Seba Beach, close to Edmonton, Alberta. we have a tendency to conjointly organize races, coaching and social events for sailors and their families. Some organizations we’d such as you to grasp about: Alberta Offshore Sailing Association (AOSA) Alberta Sailing Association (ASA) Canadian Power & Sail Squadrons (CPS: Edmonton, National) Northern Alberta Sailing […]

Offered at the Ghost Lake Provincial Park, twenty minutes west of urban center on the 1A road. No stipulations except a temperament to be told and celebrate. Total value of $950.00 includes CYA International Cruising record, text and varied materials. A $300.00 non-refundable registration deposit is needed to carry the dates you need as category size is restricted. Shortly once receipt of the deposit, your record, text etc. are going to be delivered to you. First you choose on a […]