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In memoriam: Peter Norwood 1963-2026
After a six-year journey with cancer, long-time NSC member Peter Norwood passed away peacefully at home on November 2, 2026. He was surrounded by his wife, Janice, and daughters, Rae-Anne and Laura. Pete will be remembered for his love of family, adventure, sailing, cycling, skiing and woodworking. Those who knew him will also remember him…
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Neil Knudson Recognized for Revitalizing the Dinghy Co-op Program
A volunteer-driven vision, a revived program, and a growing community of sailors The Nepean Sailing Club is proud to recognize Neil Knudsen, recipient of the NSC Annual Volunteer Appreciation Award (NAVAA), for his exceptional leadership, dedication, and vision in rebuilding the NSC Dinghy Co-op Program. Since 2025, Neil has driven the program’s relaunch, overcoming a…
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NSC Awards Night – Sat, Nov 14, 2026
Celebrate an incredible season of racing! Doors Open: 6:30 pm • Food Stations: 6:45 pm • Presentations: 7:30 pmAfter the awards, enjoy live music — and hit the dance floor! What to expect Great company, long-table communal seating, and food stations throughout the Members’ Lounge. Time to mingle with fellow sailors and celebrate the 2026…
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Trivia Night Starts Oct. 29
Trivia starts with Quizmaster Stephen at 7 pm and wraps up at 9 pm. The Bar and Galley will be open, so consider coming early for dinner. Put a team together (up to 8 members), or come as you are, and we will fit you in with some new friends. No entry fee; prizes for…
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NSC 2nd Annual Euchre Tournament – Every Sunday!
Get ready for another great season of cards, community, and friendly competition at the NSC’s 2nd Annual Euchre Tournament! Join us each week starting November 1 for an enjoyable mix of socialization, fun, and great food while we play one of our favorite card games. Whether you’re a seasoned Euchre player or trying your first…
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NSC’s Reduced Bird Population: 2026 Update
By Peter Huszcz
As another sailing season draws to a close, NSC’s annual bird population report brings a mix of hope and concern. Tree swallows continue to thrive around the Club, but the once-flourishing purple martin colony has dwindled dramatically, raising questions about the future of these beloved visitors. Discover the latest observations, possible causes behind the decline, and the ongoing efforts to support birdlife at the Club.
