Keeping the roads and waterways safe is something that the Nova Scotia Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are responsible for. In order to maintain marine safety laws, the RCMP are allowed to monitor your boating habits and even search your vessel to make sure you are boating in accordance with […]
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We don’t have to tell you twice that Nova Scotia has something for everyone, with over 1,000 lakes and 7,000 kilometres of magnificent coastline. But before you set sail this summer, check out our guide to boating in the province. Q: Where can I go boating in Nova Scotia? There […]
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Have you ever wondered why some boats have names and cities written on the backs of them while some are outfitted with numbers? That’s because if a boat meets a certain set of criteria, the captain must have it licensed or registered. Boaters in Nova Scotia know that to be […]
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In Nova Scotia, the RCMP treats all cases of drunk boating the same that they would treat a case of drunk driving. The fines and penalties are the same in order to reflect the severity of impaired driving – whether your vehicle is a car or a boat! Under no […]
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With oceans surrounding the province, Nova Scotia is a one of the best places to go boating in Canada. Propel into the ocean waters and keep your eye out for whales and dolphins, or float lazily on any of the provinces beautiful lakes or rivers. With all these options, it […]
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Does your boat’s value exceed $5,000? If it does, boat insurance is highly recommended. Even if it doesn’t, boat insurance will cover you in case of accidents making it a staple for many avid boaters. You love your boat and want to protect it, so getting it insured is a […]
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