Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for February 2020.
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The Association of Marina Industries (AMI) 2019 Marina Rates and Infrastructure survey is now available. AMI surveys are made by marina managers for the marina industry to give you the information you need to be successful.
Read more: THE 2019 MARINA RATES AND INFRASTRUCTURE REPORT...
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for January 2020.
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New Year, new survey. This survey builds on AMI's efforts to give you the information you need. The final report, expected to be released in March 2020, will cover the economic outlook of the industry, metrics to understand the health of the industry, and other information to help you run your businesses.
Read more: TAKE THE ALL NEW 2020 MARINA INDUSTRY ECONOMIC...
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for December 2019.
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Canada’s marine trades associations are mounting an important lobbying program to oppose the proposed luxury tax.
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for November 2019.
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Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for October 2019.
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The complete edition of NMMA’s 2018 U.S. Recreational Boating Statistical Abstract is now available in the Statistics section of NMMA.org. This report is the most comprehensive collection of industry data and a trusted source for recreational boating statistics.
Read more: NMMA 2018 STATISTICAL ABSTRACT: COMPLETE EDITION...
Transport Canada has released the Pleasurecraft Licensing statistics for September 2019.
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UPDATE ON LUXURY TAX OPPOSITION
Following its seventh annual “Day on the Hill” lobby day in Ottawa last month, NMMA Canada is continuing to advocate against the federal government’s proposed 10% luxury tax on recreational boats over $100,000. History has shown that similar taxes have failed to raise the expected revenue for governments while putting thousands of rural and small-town jobs at risk. The industry believes there are other financial measures that can be applied instead of a tax that would be beneficial to government and less impactful on industry.
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RANGER BOATS RECOGNIZED FOR EXCELLENCE IN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
National Marine Manufacturers Association honors Ranger Boats for world-class quality, customer service with two coveted CSI Awards
Ranger Boats, the world's premier performance fishing boat brand, has been recognized for excellence in customer satisfaction by the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), receiving 2019 Marine Industry Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) Awards in the Fiberglass Outboard Boats and the Fiberglass Bass Boats categories.
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HUBBELL CIRCUIT TESTER VERIFIES CONNECTIONS WITH EASE
Checking shorepower connections for proper wiring can be time-consuming, especially when working in dimly-lit or difficult-to-access locations. An innovative UL- and CL-listed Twist-Lock Circuit Tester from Hubbell Marine speeds this process by using simple LED visual codes to indicate electrical circuit conditions.
The patented, compact design of the HBLT26CM11 Twist-Lock Circuit Tester closely resembles a standard Hubbell Twist-Lock Plug. Once inserted into a 30A/125V receptacle, its LED back panel immediately displays whether the circuit is complete and properly wired.
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