This year’s annual report is ready! more…
Fleet Awards Night – Report
Fleet awards night on 16 November 2019 attracted a large crowd of 140 NSC sailors, who collected 160 awards between them. Fleet’s highest award, the Commodore’s Cup, went to Aaron Wong-Sing and Peter Wood for outstanding competitive sailing and coaching respectively, with particular contributions to the 2019 Mobility Cup. more…
Yard and Harbour Status – Winter
Thanks to the efforts of a crew of dedicated volunteers and staff, the harbour was successfully closed on Friday, 15 Nov. All docks are now tucked into their winter resting places. The yard remains accessible, but once the snow accumulates, the gates will be chained and locked for the Winter.
FANFARE 2019 – Report
The FAntastic Nepean FAll REgatta 2019 ran on September 7 and 8. It is our annual small boat, big wind event. Winds were the most consistent in living memory. All fleets had 12 races which is an outstanding achievement. more…
Anchoring Clinic For Cruisers – Report
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…
2019 NSC Anniversary Burgee Recipients
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.
Service Docks Rules of the Road
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…
Our Walkways are important for Accessibility
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.
Thank you to all the Volunteers on the 2019 Dock Project!
Saturday (6 April) marked the completion of this year’s dock stripping effort! There was an outstanding turnout by members of NSC over the past three weekends. All together we were able to strip down B dock, C dock and a good portion of X dock. more…
Greetings from your new commodore
Hello NSC members. Well, it’s hard to believe that almost two months have passed since the Dec 5th AGM, time flies! First off I’d like to thank more…
NSC 2018 Annual Report
The 2018 Annual Report has just been posted and we’d appreciate you taking a few minutes to review it. As you will read, 2018 has been another good year for your Club. Link below… more…
Electric Propulsion: The Future Is Already Here!
There is a new sound being heard around the NSC docks, as sailboats come and go from the harbour; it is the sound of nothing at all. Instead of all the noise and a face full of diesel or two-stroke smoke, more and more boats are motoring almost silently, on electric power. more…
NSC Sailors Brian Peckover & Doreen Ames win Gold
NSC Martin 16 sailors Brian Peckover (Gold fleet) and Doreen Ames (Silver fleet) placed first at the 2018 Mobility Cup Championships held Aug 27-31 at the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron in the northwest arm of Halifax Harbour! more…