With Snap Stick, Zippers, and Snaps Work Smoother
Words of exasperation wafting across a marina often signal a boat owner fighting with a...
Captain Bill Jenning’s Checklists: Trailering your Boat
By Captain Bill Jennings When it comes to boating, there can be a lot to...
Sharing Waterways: The Key for a Successful Summer!
The past two years have seen the number of pleasure boaters on Canada’s waterways increase...
Are COVID-era new boaters here to stay?
Helping new boaters turn interest into passion. BETTER BOAT HANDLING with Craig Hamilton We have...
Lifeline: The Effects of Carbon Monoxide While Boating
By Mark King One Labor Day weekend, a Georgian Bay cottager was enjoying an early...
Handle with Care: Shallow Water Woes, what to do!
By Dusty Miller When the military storms a waterfront during war or training, the vessels...
To Tow And Not To Tow
Learn to tow a broken boat the right way. By Dusty Miller Let’s begin from...
Did You Know? If you haven’t already, you really need to take care of your boat and of all the power moving it.
By Patrick Campeau We’ve all seen this: boating enthusiasts breaking down in the middle of...
Winter is Time to Inspect Your PFDs
Take precautions to ensure safety. Every winter boaters across the country browse the boat shows...
Servicing Your Outdrive
Prevent problems instead of fixing them. One of the most neglected parts on a boat...
Battling back against invasive species in Canada’s natural habitats and waterways
Presented by Ducks Unlimited Canada A population explosion of an invasive moth species called Lymantria dispar...
Knowing how to Read the Wind
You can’t see it, but it’s there. By Dusty Miller In first learning how to...
How to Keep your Trailer in Line
Your precious boat deserves a safe trip. Just imagine it is the first long weekend...
Ten Best Boating Accessories
If you’ve been looking for something new to add to your precious boat, then look...
A Cleaner Discharge
By Mark King In the language of boating, “bilge” is a dirty word. Short of...
Cleanliness is a Part of Boating Safety
By Mark King When Canada first adopted a license requirement for boaters back in 1999,...
Lifeline: Prepared for Anything
On charted rivers, the available information can help you make safety and equipment decisions. The...
Lifeline: Drowning and Life Jackets
The message does not seem to be getting through – life jackets save lives. By Mark...
Fibreglass Repair
Learn the proper approach to save time and be safe on a fibreglass repair. Whether...
Tech Talk: Tips on Winterizing
The following article will appear in our upcoming Power Boating Canada Volume 35 Number 3. Want to...