ALL CAN BECOME MORE “WAKE AWARE”!

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,...

ALCOHOL AND BOATING ARE A DEADLY COMBO

by Ann Dority, PaBIA Education Committee Treat the waterways like a roadway. You wouldn’t get in a car under the influence, so please don’t booze and cruise – ever!Not only is it illegal, but alcohol and cannabis will have an effect on your reaction time. It is...
Boating Safety

Boating Safety

Pointe au Baril is a beautiful boater’s playground filled with inlets, coves, big open waters, islands and shoals to explore. We see a wide variety of boats on our waters including kayaks, canoes, sailboats, power boats, cruisers, speed boats and personal watercraft....
PaBIA Marine Patrol: Historical Perspective

PaBIA Marine Patrol: Historical Perspective

PaBIA’s Community Marine Patrol Historical Perspective The Marine Patrol (MP) was born in 1998 as a result of two major catalysts: (1) The boating safety concerns heightened after the death of one of the Ojibway staff members and (2) Transport Canada’s...