Oct 27, 2020
The new Boating Industry Canada calendar for 2021 will be mailed in November, packaged with the December 2020 issue of Canadian Yachting Magazine. In addition, Canadian Yachting Media staff will be personally delivering the calendars to dealers across Ontario and British Columbia. We will also provide on demand copies to the industry.
If you would like copies of the 2021 Calendar, please subscribe here and we would be happy to mail you out a copy.
BOATING INDUSTRY CANADA 2021 CALENDAR NOW AVAILABLE
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Canada-based Vision Marine Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: VMAR) (“Vision” or the “Company”) is ...
Our sister publication, Canadian Yachting OnBoard is an online digest that gets in front of about ...
National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) Canada and the provincial Marine Trade ...
Canadian Yachting (CY) Media is pleased to announce their newest Team Member, John Matheson to the ...
With the presidency of Joe Biden well underway in the United States, climate change and clean ...
Dr. Shrink, Inc. is one of the largest suppliers of shrink wrap across the globe, and while ...
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Changing Scene
Maple Leaf Marinas (MLM) is pleased to announce the successful acquisition of three full-service ...
Canada’s marine trade associations are all working together to help fight the Liberal government’s ...
Boating BC Association applauds the funding announcement by Environment Minister George Heyman ...
Mention the name Jeanneau and sleek-looking sailboats immediately come to mind but the ...
From coast to coast to coast, Fisheries and Oceans Canada owns, operates, and maintains a ...
The Limestone® Boat Company, a heritage brand recently re-launched with new ...
Many businesses have had to be creative and find new ways to offer their services because of the ...
In the March 26th edition of Boating Industry Canada News Week Digest, we carried the huge ...
In their March 26th newsletter, the NMMA reported that 2020 was both a historic year for ...
On Monday, March 29th, fire broke out in a group of power boats stored on the hard and still under ...
Open now! Nova Scotia & New Brunswick Boat Shows Unite for New Maritime Boating & Outdoor Digital Marketplace
Many businesses have had to be creative and find new ways to offer their services because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Halifax International Boat Show, Moncton Boat Show, and NB Sportsmen & Fly Fishing Show normally take place each winter, but the 2021 editions of these events have been postponed to 2022.
In an effort to keep boating and outdoor enthusiasts connected with the show’s dealers and exhibitors, the event organizers have moved to an online platform: The Maritime Boating & Outdoor Digital Marketplace.
VERATRON DEBUTS SMALLEST N2K GNSS ANTENNA
At a mere 2.4" in diameter, the Veratron GO is the smallest NMEA 2000® certified GNSS antenna on the market. Truly plug-and-play, the high-performance integrated GPS, GLONASS and Galileo receiver is available in two navigation models and a Bluetooth version for monitoring onboard networked systems.
Starting off the series is Veratron GO GPS, the satellite-only version. Alternately, Veratron GO Data offers a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) gateway that enables users to monitor engine, battery, navigation and other vessel performance data on Veratron's new NavDash mobile app.
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Vesper Marine, manufacturer of innovative marine safety and communication products, has ...
James was first introduced into boating in 1980, in the town of Port Severn. Almost ...
The industry is saddened to announce the passing of Doris Baxter-Forbes, founder of Monto Reno ...
Patty Lawrence to Manage International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition & Conference Education ...
Boating Industry Magazine today announced that Lauren Beckstedt, Chief Marketing Officer, ...
Western Marine Company is pleased to announce the hiring of Colin Clark to the crew at ...
Mike has been an integral member of the Georgian Bay boating community for over 28 years. Beginning ...
Regal Boats is pleased to announce that Jake Kuck has been promoted to Vice President of North ...
BENETEAU is pleased to announce the appointment of Don Smith as the new President of ...
Marine Marketers of America (MMA) today announced the election of new officers and ...
Vesper Appoints U.S. National Channel Manager to Drive Sales of the Award-Winning Cortex Product Line
Vesper Marine, manufacturer of innovative marine safety and communication products, has announced that due to rapid growth in the vital North American market, Damien Frye, based out of Seattle, Washington, has been hired as U.S. National Channel Manager.
"We are thrilled to welcome Damien to the Vesper Marine team as U.S. National Channel Manager,” said Jason Young, Vesper Marine, Global Sales Director. “With an extensive resume in sales and service for marine electronics and safety products, Damien is well-versed in our product line, having previously managed our sales efforts in Alaska.
James Neophytou joins North South Nautical Group
James was first introduced into boating in 1980, in the town of Port Severn. Almost immediately he developed a passion for boating and purchased his first boat, a 15’ Kodiak with a 50hp Johnson.
It wasn’t long before James got the ‘itch’ to move to a bigger boat. He and his family spent several years cruising the beautiful waters of Georgian Bay in their 23 Reinell. Unfortunately, a busy work schedule forced James to take a break from boat ownership. He knew though, that one day he’d return.
