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April 1, 2018

Maples, gourds and sunsets

Once known as the Town of Maples in reference to its tree-lined streets, Port Elgin, Ontario has long been a popular destination for Great Lakes boaters thanks to its delightful…

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Ports of Call

January 1, 2018

Trip of a Lifetime

Linking Lake Ontario with Lake Huron, Canada’s Trent-Severn Waterway offers such exquisite views and unique experiences that it’s been described as one of the top cruising routes in the world.

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Ports of Call

September 1, 2017

Lazy Days in Port Stanley

The history-rich community of Port Stanley, Ontario was once a hive for fishermen and industry; now, this tranquil Lake Erie village is a playground for boaters, beachcombers, hikers and culture…

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Ports of Call

April 1, 2017

Fit for a King

Kingston, Ontario welcomes boaters with fine food and fine art, great entertainment on a Great Lake, and a bit of Old England in the New World.

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Ports of Call

July 1, 2016

Superior by Nature

Framed by a supine giant and thundering headlands, Lake Superior’s largest city is a contrast of modern amenities and historical gems. From gorgeous blue water to the Blues Festival; Finnish…

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Ports of Call

June 1, 2016

Water, Wine and Nature

One of Lake Ontario’s true jewels is the island that makes up Prince Edward County. From the main town of Picton and the small hamlets, to the many wineries, walking…

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Ports of Call

January 1, 2016

Rebirth of the Hammer

With the decline of the steel industry, the city of Hamilton, Ontario has reinvented itself — its growth once again built upon having the best natural harbor on the Great…

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Ports of Call

May 1, 2015

With first-class marine facilities and close proximity to Georgian Bay, the 30,000 Islands, Trent-Severn Waterway and so much more, it’s little wonder that Penetanguishene remains a popular destination for Great…

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Ports of Call

February 1, 2015

Incredible Port Credit

With great restaurants, amenities and more, Ontario’s salmon capital is a top boating destination — and just an hour west of Toronto

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July 30, 2014

Cruising Back in Time

The Rideau Canal takes boaters on a 125-mile journey through eastern Ontario and the history of Canada’s capital city — and beyond.

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Maples, gourds and sunsets

Trip of a Lifetime

Lazy Days in Port Stanley

Fit for a King

Superior by Nature

Water, Wine and Nature

Rebirth of the Hammer

Place of Rolling White Sands

Incredible Port Credit

Cruising Back in Time

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