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Event | Fleet | Membership | Social
Commodore’s Sailpast Postponed to 25 July
Due to the inclement weather anticipated for 18 July, we have made the decision to reschedule Commodore’s Sailpast to next Saturday, 25 July. Anniversary burgee pickup will also be rescheduled to 25 July. Further details and updated Sailing Directions are provided below.
This year’s costume theme is Gilligan’s Island. Think stormy seas, tropical islands, and, of course, the wonderfully ridiculous castaways from the classic 1960s sitcom.
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Bring On the Bay Raises Over $150k for Easter Seals Ontario
Continuing the Largest Open Water Swim in Eastern Canada With this year’s Bring on the Bay Open Water Charity Swim, held on Saturday, July 11, the Nepean Sailing Club (NSC) proudly hosted another of Eastern Canada’s largest open water swims. More than $150,000 was raised for Easter Seals Ontario, with additional donations still being counted….
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July 19 Queens Park Race Cancelled
Please note the Queens Park Race #1 originally scheduled for July 19 was run by BYC on July 12, as they are running the National Capital Regatta on July 19. Due to a miscommunication, NSC was not informed of the date change. Change 1 to the Sailing Instructions has been issued, stating that Queen’s Park…
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Event | Racing | Volunteers
Nepean One Design Regatta 2026 Report: A Wonderful Weekend (apart from the lack of wind and racing)
This year was the 28th NOD regatta, held on June 26-28. Eight separate one-design classes took part, ranging from 6 to 18 boat, with 10 boats travelling from Toronto, Montreal and the USA. On Friday racing started for the 7 boats in the J/24 class, but in the light winds only one race could be completed. That evening, a Welcome Reception was held in Harbourview Hall, featuring brief speeches by our Commodore, Ross Laver and BYC’s Commodore, Aaron Middleton and a live band.
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Board Communiqué June 2026
Keep the Canada Day wind in your sails! Check out the latest Board Communiqué to see how we’re charting the club’s next steps on the Ottawa River.
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Call for Volunteers: Able Sail 2026 at NSC
Able Sail (Adaptive Sailing) at the NSC is seeking volunteer companion sailors for our 2026 program. Through adaptive sailing, people with physical disabilities can experience the challenge, independence, and enjoyment of learning to sail in a supportive and inclusive environment. As a volunteer companion sailor, you’ll help participants develop sailing skills, build confidence, and enjoy…
