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On November 8, 2019, three British Columbians and a heritage steam tug were awarded the Maritime Museum of BC’s Beaver Medal. The ceremony took place at Government House in Victoria.
The Royal Victoria Yacht Club’s Cadboro Bay marina has earned the highest certification in Clean Marine BC, a voluntary eco-certification program for recreational boating facilities that is run by Georgia Strait Alliance.
The Paynes / Land’N’Sea Victoria facility is moving to a new and bigger location at 6649 Butler Crescent in Saanichton, B.C. The opening will take place in mid-November. The company has announced that 30,100 sq ft of warehouse space will join with 7,400 sq ft of occife space.
The shareholders of Western Marine Company are pleased to announce a management transition plan for the company that will assure continued growth and excellent service to our market for years to come.
The National Marine Representatives Association (NMRA) recently elected its 2019–2020 officers and board of directors. All are independent manufacturers sales reps who work in the commercial and recreational marine markets.
Many industries today, including the recreational boating industry, are facing a critical shortfall of qualified workers. As you evaluate your strategy to recruit and retain employees, it’s important to remember that there is no one-size-fits all solution to this issue.
Mercury Marine continues to increase its presence at the Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show – one of the largest and most well-attended on-water shows in North America with another record showing in 2019.
On Friday, November 1st team members from the Boating Ontario Association paid a visit to two lucky students currently enrolled in the Mechanical Techniques – Marine Engine Mechanics program at Georgian College’s Midland Campus.
Transport Canada Marine Safety and Security (TCMSS) has published a policy on the acceptance of ABYC standards as an approved alternative method for small vessel compliance in Canada. The policy is effective as of Oct. 30, 2019.
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WELLS FARGO CDF SHARES THEIR 2019 SECOND QUARTER MARINE FIGURES
Boating Industry Canada News Week is pleased to again bring our readers this great source of direct industry financial data as Canada’s marine industry businesses move into the fall of 2019.
The attached charts and commentary covers the second quarter of 2019 and provides Canadian specific data that applies directly to our market. The data is gathered from Wells Fargo’s marine financing business in Canada. We plan to bring you updated 2019 information throughout the year.
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WITH SNAP TOOL MULTI-KEY, 19 TOOLS FIT INTO ONE POCKET
Carrying around 19 different tools requires a lot of pockets. Or, if it's a Snap Tool Multi-Key from Davis Instruments, just one. Whether pleasure boating, sailboat racing or fishing, it's the one palm-sized item that will always be ready to twist, cut, pry, snap and take care of any number of needed onboard jobs.
A veritable toolbox, the patented Snap Tool Multi-Key has three metric and four SAE hex wrenches, slotted and Phillips screwdrivers, a scraper and a recessed cutting blade. Three deck plate keys open any deck fill.
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