One Missed Step in October Can Mean a Destroyed Engine by May Picture it: the first warm Saturday of the season. You’ve been counting down to this for months. You pull the cover, give the…
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Unfortunately, we too often hear about boating accidents that occur at night. Many of these incidents take place after groups of boaters have gathered together to enjoy something like an evening lakeside concert or fireworks…
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How the end of boating season quietly becomes one of the most dangerous times on the water Picture this: it’s a Saturday in mid-September. The sky is clear, the dock is warm underfoot, and the…
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Picture this: it’s the start of the season, you’re backing the boat down the ramp, and a marine officer asks to see your Pleasure Craft Licence. You hand over the document you’ve had since the…
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Our dinghy is our vehicle that transports us from our sailboat to shore and takes us on all our adventures. Without it we are stranded onboard with no connection to shore while cruising around the…
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The weather has turned, the last long weekend is behind you, and somewhere in the back of your mind, the boat is already in storage. Mentally, you’ve closed the season. And that’s completely fair —…
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Every boating season, thousands of Canadian boaters find themselves in the same frustrating situation: stranded on the water with a dead battery, a sputtering engine, or a fuel tank that ran dry — reaching for…
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There’s nothing quite like a day on the water — until your engine decides it’s done for the afternoon. The good news? Most engine problems don’t appear out of nowhere. They leave clues. Knowing what…
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“Off-grid” has become a popular buzzword both on land and on water. As a cruiser it is the dream you hope for, being self-sufficient on many levels; producing your own power, making your own water,…
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There’s a moment every boater dreads: you’re out on the water, the sun is high, the cooler is stocked, and then — something feels off. The boat is sluggish. The engine is working harder than…
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