8 Bells: Pat Healy
One-Design K: Peter Van Rossem’s Team Wins Bronze at 2025 Shark Worlds
Olympics Path: Juhasz top Canadian at the 2025 ILCA World Championships
Canada Ocean Racing Announces Official Clothing Supplier
Sailing Milestones: RCYC Junior Club Celebrates 100 Years
Sail Design: From Measurements to Build Ready Project – Part 2
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cruising
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How to Plan a Sailing Charter
Jan 3, 2024 By Ian Pedersen The yacht charter vacation product was pioneered in modern times by companies like The Moorings over 50 years ago, and for decades remained a best-kept secret of the boating industry. Back then, traditional sailboats comprised the majority of yachts available for many years, which required extensive sailing knowledge on… Read More…
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From Nova Scotia, Next Stop Maine
There’s good and bad news about planning a cruise in Maine. The good news is that there are over 1000 destinations and 3,500 miles of coastline from which to choose. The bad news is that there are so many choices that it may seem impossible to come up with an enjoyable cruise itinerary. Read More…
Sail Tech
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Sail Design: From Measurements to Build Ready Project – Part 2
May 22, 2025 Last issue Part 1 looked at the initial stages of developing a sail. Next time, choosing cloth, finishing the design getting ready to cut panels. The structural meshing begins and cloth is chosen to be tested for how much load deformation should be expected. FEA is commonly used in industries where physical… Read More…
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Sail Design: How sails are designed – from measurements to build ready project
May 8, 2025 By Keven Piper There are as many ways to design a sail as there are sail designers in the world. In the old days, sailmakers would start either with the measurements of an existing sail that worked on the boat or a blueprint of the sailplan of the boat. These 2D methods… Read More…
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Keven talks sails: Developing a Sail Inventory for Short-Handed and Distance Racing
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Viewpoint: What Does NTG Acquisition Mean for Independent Canadian Sail Lofts?
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Triradial vs Crosscut Mainsails – Part 2
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Guide to Keel Maintenance – Part 2
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Guide to Keel Maintenance – Part 1
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Triradial vs Crosscut Mainsails – Part 1
People
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8 Bells: Pat Healy
Pat Healy head coach for the Canadian yachting team at the 1988 Olympic games in Seoul. May 21, 2025 Sail Canada shares with the Canadian sailing community the passing of International Sailing Official, Coach, Mentor and Sailor Pat Healy on May 17. Pat Healy had been an International Judge since 1990 and an International Umpire…. Read More…
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Sailing Milestones: RCYC Junior Club Celebrates 100 Years
Built a century ago, the Junior Club building is still on site May 22, 2025 This summer, The Royal Canadian Yacht Club is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its Junior Club. The RCYC was established in 1852 on Toronto Island and the Junior Club in 1925. Since its founding a century ago, the Junior Club has… Read More…
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Unstoppable Tracy Represents Canada at the 2025 Hansa Para Worlds in Australia.
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Performance daysail: The Joy of Sailing Local
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News: Daisy Cobden Receives King Charles III Medal
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Hot Sailors: Noah Hastings Conquers Sydney to Hobart
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Eight Bells. Nick Genco
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Murray McCullough New Ontario Sailing Executive Director