The Canadian Safe Boating Council is in the business of promoting safe and responsible boating in Canada.
Toronto Ontario
Joined December 2009
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2024 a été une autre année bien remplie pour les activités maritimes récréatives et les efforts de sensibilisation à la sécurité nautique dans les eaux qui constituent le Port de Vancouver.
Notre équipe de patrouilleurs portuaires a rencontré des centaines de plaisanciers et de pagayeurs pour promouvoir les meilleures pratiques de sécurité nautique, effectuer des vérifications de sécurité et fournir des directives ou des instructions de sécurité. Merci aux agences partenaires, y compris l'Institut canadien de sauvetage, @CSBCCANADA, @RCM_SAR, @VPDMarineUnit, @BoatingBC, et @icbc pour leur aide et leur soutien à nos initiatives de sécurité nautique, et aux plaisanciers pour leur respect des règles de sécurité tout au long de la saison. Pour en savoir plus sur nos efforts en matière de sécurité nautique pour 2024 et sur les impacts connexes, veuillez consulter le site 👇🏽
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2024 was another busy year for recreational marine activities and boating safety awareness efforts within the waters that make up the Port of Vancouver.
Our harbour patrol team engaged with hundreds of boaters and paddlers to promote safe boating best practices, conduct safety checks, and provide safety directions or instructions. Thank you to partner agencies, including Canadian Lifeboat Institute, @CSBCCANADA, @RCM_SAR, @VPDMarineUnit, @BoatingBC and @icbc for assisting with—and supporting—our boating safety initiatives, and to boaters for their adherence to safety rules throughout the season. To learn more about our 2024 boating safety efforts and related impacts 👇🏽
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Join us for a virtual Cold Water Workshop with Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht, & learn everything you need to know about surviving an accidental cold water immersion.
Tues, Nov 26, & Thurs, Nov 28, 8:00 pm-10:30 pm EST, & costs only $100. Register today:
csbc.ca/en/events/cold-water…
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The October News Splash is now available. Learn more about:
1. Annual Symposium
2. Volunteer Recognition Awards
3. CASBA nominations
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The CSBC's Canadian Safe Boating Awards honour the people, programs, organizations, & marinas that are helping to make boating in Canada safer & better for everyone. But we need your help...Enter your nomination today!! Nominations close Oct 31, 2024.
csbc.ca/en/events/casbas/nom…
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Our Boating Safety Contribution Program supports Canadian organizations who raise awareness about #SafeBoating.
Congratulations @CSBCCanada, @BoatingBC, and @EauViveQuebec 👏 We’re looking forward to working with you.
More about #BoatingSafety: ow.ly/bI3U50S7k70
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Notre Programme de contributions pour la sécurité nautique appuie les organismes canadiens qui sensibilisent le public à la #SécuritéNautique.
Félicitations à @CSBCCanada, @BoatingBC et @EauViveQuebec. 👏 Nous avons hâte de collaborer avec vous.
Info : ow.ly/tLvw50S7kqQ
ALT Un homme et une femme portant des gilets de sauvetage au bord de l'eau.
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Almost 80% of new Canadians will be in or around water this summer, and studies show they’re 4x less likely to be able to swim than those born in Canada. We’ve got many tips and tools to help ensure everyone is safe. Learn more here: ow.ly/USMq50RqSVy
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The 2022 Canadian Safe Boating Awards (CASBAs) were held on Sunday, Jan 22nd in Toronto and we are proud to announce the following winners of this year’s 9 CASBA Awards.
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Stearns Rescue of the Year
For the rescue of an individual on July 15, 2022 near Sidney, BC, off the coast of Vancouver Island.
Elizabeth Erringtonand Arthur Wynans
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Marine Industry
Virtual Marine for creating and delivering high fidelity simulation and training solutions to the marine industry and any industry that works in a maritime environment.
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Marine Professional of the Year
PC James (JJ) Lyman as a marine officer in the OPP Essex detachment Marine unit, working to ensure the local enforcement agencies learn best practices of safe boating and are prepared on either side of the border for each new marine season.
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Top Volunteer Dedicated to Boating Safety
Alice Baratta for the incredible number of hours she has dedicated to the education of boating safety with the Canadian Power and Sail Squadron, London squadron.
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Best Boating Safety Initiative
Dr. Audrey Giles for her vast work in a community-based approach to decreasing boating related injuries and fatalities in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region in Canada’s far north.
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Visible PFD, Lifejacket wear in Advertising
Princecraft Boats for ensuring that they always show boaters and passengers in all forms of advertising and marketing wearing their PFD’s.
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Best Media Contribution to Boating Safety
Danny Peled for the dedication in providing high level of training in both skills and risk management while seeting a standard for river safety.
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Special Recognition
Constable Jodi Haugh for her dedication and promotion of water safety tips through the “Splash for Southlake” Breast Cancer research fundraiser event.
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Special Recognition
Christina Scheuermann, aka “Camper Christina” for her positive influence on lifejacket wear and promotion of boating safety in her videos and courses.
10/10
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The Canadian Safe Boating Council @CSBCCANADA wants to hear from YOU! If you've got a story about a 'surprise immersion' while boating, share it with us and help spread awareness.
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