We thought the Boating Industry Canada News Week Digest readers would be interested in this research by the NMMA in the United States.
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for August 2020.
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Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for July 2020.
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AMI has announced a new survey and report developed to be an update of the long-standing AMI Marina Trends Report, and you will find similar information within.
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for June 2020.
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for May 2020.
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The sharpest economic contraction of our lifetimes will be followed by an uneven recovery. For the month of May, BDC has shared their Monthly Economic Letter with important information about what has happened to the Canadian economy in the past 60 days.
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for April 2020.
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Small business confidence edged up at the start of April after its historic descent in March, gaining just under 7 index points to 37.7 on the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)’s Business Barometer®.
Although the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the entire globe, we care the most about our friends and associates in Canada’s marine industry. It’s always valuable to know what your peers are doing as well.
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STOP INVASIVE SPECIES SPREAD - SEE HOW EASILY YOU CAN “CLEAN, DRAIN, DRY” YOUR WAKEBOAT
For owners of all types of boats that are trailered from one lake to another within Canada, (and perhaps to waters in the USA when the borders open again) please take the steps to clean, drain and dry your boat and trailer to help stop the spread of aquatic invasive species. If you plan to venture into the USA with your boat and trailer, you may be required to follow specific cleaning protocols.
We should always do this here in Canada as well, even if there are no specific laws requiring it.
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JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE SPREAD OF AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES
• Reduce damage to boats and components
• Protect water access and reduce inspection delays
• Satisfy environmentally conscious customers
Innovative boat designs can help! ABYC has FREE resources for the marine industry. ABYC's Technical Information Report, T-32, Design & Construction in Consideration of Aquatic Invasive Species, provides guidance on the design and construction of boats, trailers, engines, components, and accessories in order to minimize the spread of AIS.
BOATERS BENEFIT FROM PEACE OF MIND ON LAND AND SEA WITH GARMIN ONDECK REMOTE CONNECTIVITY SOLUTION
Comprehensive system lets users track, monitor and remotely control up to 5 switches on their vessel from virtually anywhere. Garmin® International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN), leading marine electronics manufacturer, has announced its new OnDeck™ System, a remote monitoring and management solution that gives boaters 24/7 access to critical and timely information about their vessel.
When paired with the ActiveCaptain® app, OnDeck keeps users connected to their vessel by monitoring the boat’s battery status, bilge activity, door/hatch sensors, GPS location and more. For extra peace of mind...
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