Whale-Safe Boating Course is available online
Calling all boaters in coastal BC—whether you paddle, sail, or motor, it’s time to make the water safer for everyone, […]
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BC Coastal Marine Strategy – Implementation Planning Update
The B.C. Coastal Marine Strategy establishes the province’s first shared vision for the B.C. coast. The presentation below gives an update on the implementation
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Southern Resident Killer Whales management measures
The SRKW management measures to protect our ORCAs are in place again since June 1st. The vessel based measures complement
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Esquimalt and Nanoose Harbour, Whiskey Golf
Heather Skippen, the Kings Harbour Master Official and Transport Canada Enforcement Officer, gave a very interesting presentation about Esquimalt and
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Council News
Newsletters posted
The June 2025 Newsletters written by Phil Aldrich (Region 1) and John Green (Region 3)have been posted in the members-only
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Recent developments
PHARA challenges BC Reconciliation Law
A petition has been filed by the Pender Harbour Area Residents Association (PHARA) in BC Supreme Court, challenging the Declaration
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Port of Vancouver releases Boaters Handbook for safe navigation
Vancouver has a busy harbour. With thousands of commercial and recreational vessels moving through the waters that make up the
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Council News, Meetings
CBCYC meeting on May 31, 2025 – minutes and attachments are posted
The minutes and attachments of our meeting on May 31, 2025 at the Nanaimo Yacht Club and via Zoom are
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Upcoming information sessions: shíshálh Nation – British Columbia Foundation Agreement and shíshálh swiya Dock Management Plan
shíshálh Nation and the Province recently renewed the 2018 Foundation Agreement. Join B.C. representatives for a virtual information session to
Boating News
Expired marine flares disposal – updated for Nanaimo
Do you have expired marine flares ? Flares manufactured in 2021 or earlier expire this year, as Transport Canada approves
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