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Vancouver Island South District

VISD

Promoting Safe Boating Through Quality Education

The Saanich Peninsula Squadron is part of Canadian Power & Sail Squadrons (CPS), a charitable, membership-type organization composed of volunteers who are boating enthusiasts, individuals dedicated to providing instruction in all phases of seamanship and navigation to the general public, as well as our members.

Canadian Power Squadron

CPS-ECP
     
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Featured Member's Boat

Selah

Selah

Richard Graham


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What's New?
  • Marine Radio Course begins April 20. More info>>
  • View photos from the recent fire safety demonstration.
  • Our Holiday Party was a great success. Read about it and view the photos.
  • The Pleasure Craft Operator Card is NOW mandatory for all pleasure craft operators! Read more>>
         
   
Take our Quiz!
A mooring buoy is useful when anchored because

1. it helps reduce the downward pull on a boat in high wave waters
2. it highlights the location of an anchor
3. it reduces the horizontal or side-to-side pull of an anchor
4. it is immediately recognized as a channel marker


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The Saanich Peninsula Squadron is a unit of Canadian Power & Sail Squadrons.
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