The Galley Restaurant & Bar is open for business 7 days a week. We offer a Summer Menu, Weekly Specials available until Sept. 22, Weekly Specials available Sept. 23-29, and a Friday Night Special for Sept. 20. Reservations are not required at The Galley. Come and enjoy our final Friday lunch this week at the Galley. Opens at Noon.
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The South lifting crane is out of service, and may be unusable until October. The North lifting crane is operational. Further updates will be provided when known.
Each year, as part of normal rotation, a number of Club Directors will complete their terms on the Board. It is the responsibility of the Nominating Committee to propose a slate of new Directors to the Membership for consideration at the Annual General Meeting. more…
The last race of the Interclub Long Distance Series is Sunday, September 22. Warning signal at 1000. Start at “S” mark, round temporary up-river mark to port and finish at “S” mark. Refer to Sailing Instructions for details.
In preparation for haul out, over the next two weeks, members who have trailers in the yard are asked to either take them home, if possible; or, to ensure they can be easily moved (ie. no locks or blocks, tires inflated, cleared of loose material). Trailers will be moved to the grassed area along the South yard fence, as per the Spring.
Here is a Fall offer towards a new 2020 Membership. As of September 1st, new members joining the club will have their fees credited towards their 2020 membership year, which begins November 1st. That means you get a membership for the balance of 2019 season, and all of 2020. This offer is for any membership category. more…
A one day Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Radar course is being offered at BYC on Saturday, September 28, 1000-1700, and NSC members are welcome to register. more…
Water levels are unusually low. if your boat has a draft of 5 ft. or more, please exercise extreme caution in the harbour and channel.
Our first anchoring clinic for cruising boats was held on July 14, and we were pleasantly amazed by the turnout. Teams from 16 boats enjoyed the technical presentation on how, where and when to anchor. Thanks to NSC volunteers Rick Anderton, John Moss, Rick Nelson, and local expert Ken Aalders, who together created and delivered the training. more…
A reminder to all NSC skippers and members now the boating season is underway. It is expected that those who use NSC’s facilities and programs on a regular basis, for any reason, be club members. Please ensure that your regular crew (racing or cruising) are, or are encouraged to become, club members. more…
Each year we recognize our members celebrating membership anniversaries of 10 years or more by awarding club burgees at NSC Sailpast. Check it out this year’s NSC Anniversary Burgee recipients. If you were unable to attend SailPast, anniversary members may pick up their club burgees at the office.
Now that we are well into the boating and sailing season, the Service Docks are an important shared resource for all members. As gentle reminder, the rules of the road for use of our Service Docks are found here: Service Docks Rules of the Road. more…
A gentle reminder that it is important to keep the walkways around the clubhouse and in the yard free of obstructions. For participants in the Able Sail program, the walkways can be the only way to access the yard. Please ensure masts and other items are not on any walkways.