A Guide for Safe Boating
If you’re one of the 4 million Canadians who go boating each year, you’re likely to enjoy beautiful scenery and making the most of great weather, fishing or family time. To reduce the potential risks associated with recreational activities on the water, it is important to be thoroughly prepared before boating and perform a safety […]
Boat Safety Equipment Whether you’re using your inflatable boat as a pleasure craft for fishing and day cruising or a non-pleasure vessel for guided trips and commercial rides, remember always to pack essential safety gear. Meeting the safety equipment requirements is essential. If something occurs on the water, having the right equipment on board will […]
When you go out on the water, you must know not only about the operation of your boat but also about the general rules of behaviour on the water. This is a transport Canada boating license, a kind of “driver’s license” in the world of high water, which everyone who drives a motorized pleasure craft […]
Originally designed as a high-performance rough-water rescue craft, today, inflatable boats are a versatile way to get around in the water. They are used by anglers and hunters, emergency response services and rescuers, and just lovers of a relaxing holiday on the water. Inflatable boats are comfortable, reliable and economical; they have many advantages over […]
Owning an inflatable boat is not only enjoyment but also a lifestyle. You can fish, go on trips, take boat trips with friends or be alone in the endless water. So, you have already chosen the most suitable pleasure craft for your needs. The first stage of its legalization is the Hull Identification Number, which […]
What is the HIN Number on a Boat? Hull Identification Number (HIN, or HULL ID) is the combination of numbers and letters on the boat transom, marked by the manufacturer for safety. This is a unique 12-digit serial tail number assigned to every ship manufactured or imported after November 1, 1972. What is HIN Needed […]
