by Scott Sheard | Nov 19, 2022 | Announcements, Boating Safety, Safety
Testing of the new, permanent “Coast Guard Approved” larger markers over the past two years has proven to not just significantly improve marker visibility day and night on the water; but when properly installed, they’ve proven to be durable and stable in their...
by PaBIA | Jul 14, 2021 | Boating Safety, Safety, Uncategorized
Answered by Tom Lundy Original Article 1. What do you do if you can’t find your Boating Licence [PCOC]? You will have to go to the course provider who issued it for a replacement. Go to the Transport Canada Website 2. What do you do if you can’t find your...
by Ann Dority | Jun 30, 2021 | Boating Safety, Safety
by Ann Doritty, Member of the Education Committee Speeding boats have become a major problem on all lakes. There is a group in Muskoka called “Safe Quiet Lakes” that has banded together to promote the value of S L O W Boating. They are asking people to be...
by Ann Dority | Jun 10, 2021 | Boating Safety, Safety
Just as it is important to know the Rules of the Road, it is vital to know the Rules and Regulations on the Water. As summer begins and we all rush out to enjoy the beauty of Georgian Bay, please take the time to ensure that you are well prepared. You...
by PaBIA | May 11, 2021 | Boating Safety, Safety
The larger the wake, the greater the potential for undesirable side effects Loons, & other birds that nest along the shore, choose locations that are protected from waves generated by the prevailing winds. However, boat wake, which can come from any direction, can...
by Ann Dority | Jul 29, 2020 | Boating Safety, Safety
by Ann Doritty and Helen Bryce, PaBIA Education Committee We value the entire PaB community with whom we share this incredible paradise. With the record high water levels we are experiencing this summer, we are all concerned about the impact of boat wakes on swimmers,...
