Boating Ontario reminds their members to sign up their new, or summer team members and ensure they have all they need to succeed this summer, and to be in compliance with the Ministry of Labour.
Sign up your new or summer team members and ensure they have all they need to succeed this summer and be in compliance with the Ministry of Labour.
Now is the time for your company to join the Boating Industry Canada Employer of Choice (BICEOC) Award program for 2019. The Boating Industry Canada Employer of Choice program is the industry’s only Made-in-Canada recognition for the recreational marine industry.
ABYC is hosting free events which are perfect mini prep courses for the 2020 Marine Law Symposium, to be held January 7, 2020 in New Orleans.
The International Marina and Boatyard Conference has posted a “Call for Presenters” on its website. Submit your proposal to speak today!
Previous IMI webinars included a review of the challenges faced by marinas and boaters as ground-fault protection becomes a larger and larger part of the boating environment. It is bad enough when one has a problem, but far worse when no one can be found to locate and correct it.
We thought that this video from the Ohio Clean Marinas Program was valuable to share. It came to us at Boating Industry Canada from BoatUS and it shows how anyone can recycle their boat’s winter shrink wrap.
Marinas are recreational-based businesses that are subject to economic pressures. They are either located on a lake, a river or on land. They tend to be difficult to market because of potential environmental issues and the challenge of obtaining of financing (bank or VTB – vendor take-back).
ABYC is pleased to announce a new hands-on learning course designed for entry-level marine professionals, marine surveyors, service writers, sales/customer service representatives, and insurance personnel!
Mystic Seaport Museum explores the maritime origins of streamlined design and its journey from naval architecture and engineering into our everyday vocabulary in a new exhibition, Streamlined: From Hull to Home, which will open June 15, 2019.
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 2019 season.
Dealer Week, the all-new MRAA Conference and Expo, concluded its “Earliest Bird” registration period on March 31 and broke all previous records for early registration at an MRAA event.
Make your plans to join the Boating Ontario Golf Tournament to be held on Wednesday June 5th, 2019.
Brands in search of the ideal platform to make a splash with boating enthusiasts and consumers of luxury lifestyle goods and services now have the opportunity to engage in highly marketable sponsorships of the world’s most important annual boat shows.
Discover, learn & connect at marine fabricators conference 2020, Jan. 9-11, in Daytona Beach, FL for three full days of education & networking.
New and young workers are three times more likely to be injured during their first month on the job than at any other time. New and young workers are a specific concern for the Ontario Ministry of Labour.
The American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) has announced their inaugural “Marine Service Technology: Educator Training Conference” to be held July 23-25, 2019 in Annapolis, Maryland.
The Maritime Museum of BC is pleased to announce that it will be launching the exhibit titled The Great Pacific Garbage Patch on April 12, 2019.
Although there are now some 800 ValvTect marinas and fuel docks across the United States, Canada so far has only one; False Creek Fuels in Vancouver.
Ben Pilon, CEO of Kingston Anchors and its parent company BPE Group of Companies (BPEGroup.ca) in Kingston, ON grew up in manufacturing. By the age of 15, Ben was sweeping floors in his parents company.