It is with great sadness that we report the passing of NSC member Carm Tripudio on November 29. When they held their wedding reception at NSC years ago, Carm and Deb had the dream of learning to sail and someday owning their own boat. They fulfilled this dream when they purchased their beloved Eriador, a…
Construction season starts in the Park at NSC on Monday 5 December! All members are asked to stay out of the Yard during working hours as we support the construction project in a safe and efficient manner. If there is a need to check your boat while work is ongoing in the yard please contact…
NSC has made arrangements with OPS to collect and dispose of expired flares. Please bring your expired flares to the office from 0930 to 1630, from the 28th of November to the 9th of December. There will be a bin to place them in outside the office. Please do not bring your expired flares to…
For the first time since 2019, NSC hosted the club awards dinner on Saturday, November 19. Coordinated by Kit Holmwood and Fleet Captain Dominic Goodwill, and MC’d by Scott Murphy & Matt Davidge, it was a grand evening.
As indicated in the Commodore’s update, a Special Meeting of the Members will be held, virtually, on Wednesday, December 7, beginning at 1900. This post will be updated with more details as they become available.
The Harbour was closed on Friday, November 11. Why should you care? Please read on….
As we close out the sailing year and store our boats, we would like to remind members to not leave electrical heaters running in their boats and to lock up their ladders. Pump out and yard water services were winterized Friday, November 11.
Reminder … there will be a PHRF Sail Measuring for anyone who has sails that need measuring, or who needs help completing their PHRF Application form.
The NSC harbour will be closing on Nov. 11th 2022. Please ensure that your boats are pumped out before then. If your boat is on W dock, the east side of A dock from A-02 to A-44, X-31 to X-40 or the West side of A dock and the East side of B dock, please…
Per NAVWARN NW-C-1894-22 issued 2022-10-26, a new unlit green ORT buoy with identification K9 has been installed at 45° 24.049’N 075° 53.537’W, approximately 0.3 Nm northwest of Aylmer Island. This buoy has been added to the Navionics database as displayed here.