Included are Lake Erie, Huron, Superior, St. Clair, Simcoe and Couchiching, Georgian Bay, North Channel, 1000 Islands, Lake of the Woods, Rideau Valley, Muskoka and Haliburton Lakes.

Each marina has their own unique services such as boat, pontoon and sea-doo, jet ski rentals. Others have boat service and boat storage. The majority have boat docks, transient docks and shore power.

Included are a variety of marine businesses to aid in boat, engine and trailer repairs or equipment purchases for your boat or marine equipment. You can also charter a fishing boat or take a cruise.

April 14, 2010
If you are a boater in Canada and as you begin your boating season, you should be aware that law enforcement officers across the country are preparing to hand out hefty fines of no less than $250 to an estimated 6 million boaters in Canada who still don’t have their Pleasure Craft Operator Card.

It took a 10 year federal law phase in period and the deadline for all Canadian boat operators to have a Pleasure Craft Operator Card arrived September 2009. This boating season marks the first year where ALL boaters in the country, regardless of age, need an Operator Card, commonly referred to as a boating license, or they risk expensive fines if caught without it.

Boaters who have waited to the last minute, can still get certified and be legal in time for boating season by taking the exam online by clicking on the link to the right.

To get the card, boaters must pass a 36 question, multiple-choice exam with a 75% passing grade, a temporary card can be printed immediately upon passing, the permanent card is mailed and is good-for-life.

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