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Toronto to Ban PWCs and Small Boats from Popular Waterfront Areas
The City of Toronto is moving forward with plans to restrict personal watercraft (PWCs) and some small boats from select areas of its waterfront this summer.
Anchoring Done Right: Why Most Boats Drag (And How to Fix It)
The most common mistakes when anchoring a boat and how to fix them.
The Floating Gathering: Four Trends That Changed How We Socialize in Boating
We explore four trends that show how boating culture is the driving force behind boat design, and not the other way around.
Riviera Announces New 6200 Sport Yacht Ahead of 2026 World Premiere
Australian builder Riviera has announced the launch of its new 6200 Sport Yacht for 2026.
The Fastest Boats in the World Pt. IV - From Inboard to Outboard
A deep dive into the beginning of outboard powered boats and the evolution of world speed records.
Could Nuclear Power Work on Boats? Exploring the Reality Behind the Idea
New developments in small modular reactor (SMR) technology could nuclear power a realistic option for powering yachts and superyachts.
KingFisher Rolls Out Largest & Most Advanced Offshore Model to Date
Vernon, British Columbia boatbuilder KingFisher has launched the all-new 38 GFX , the company's largest and most advanced model ever. The 38 GFX will carry an LOA of 38' with a 12'2" beam, making it substantially larger than its previous flagship 3425 GFX. KingFisher has largely led the charge for Canadian West Coast-style boat development, having launched the well-received 3025 XRS and 2725 XRS in 2024 and the 23 and 25 XAC in 2025 . As the newest member in the company's Of
Hinckley Reveals Flagship Picnic 45 at Palm Beach
The iconic Hinckley Yachts has introduced the all-new Picnic Boat 45, expanding upon its long-running Picnic lineup with a new flagship model.
Diagnosing Boat Engine Problems by Sound: What Your Engine Is Telling You
Most boaters rely on gauges, warning lights, or obvious performance issues to spot engine problems. But one of the most useful diagnostic tools is something you already have: your ears.
Toronto to Ban PWCs and Small Boats from Popular Waterfront Areas
The City of Toronto is moving forward with plans to restrict personal watercraft (PWCs) and some small boats from select areas of its waterfront this summer.
Riviera Announces New 6200 Sport Yacht Ahead of 2026 World Premiere
Australian builder Riviera has announced the launch of its new 6200 Sport Yacht for 2026.
KingFisher Rolls Out Largest & Most Advanced Offshore Model to Date
Vernon, British Columbia boatbuilder KingFisher has launched the all-new 38 GFX , the company's largest and most advanced model ever. The 38 GFX will carry an LOA of 38' with a 12'2" beam, making it substantially larger than its previous flagship 3425 GFX. KingFisher has largely led the charge for Canadian West Coast-style boat development, having launched the well-received 3025 XRS and 2725 XRS in 2024 and the 23 and 25 XAC in 2025 . As the newest member in the company's Of
Hinckley Reveals Flagship Picnic 45 at Palm Beach
The iconic Hinckley Yachts has introduced the all-new Picnic Boat 45, expanding upon its long-running Picnic lineup with a new flagship model.
Axopar Launches All-New 38 Range at Palm Beach
Axopar took the opportunity at the Palm Beach International Boat Show to formally launch the next generation of its signature style - the all-new Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin.
How Vessel-to-Grid Tech Could Transform Homes, Marinas, and Energy Networks
A series of tests highlighting the capability of electric vehicles to power homes is having immediate crossover into the marine world.
Intrepid Releases 35 Valor for 2026
Intrepid Powerboats has released the all-new 35 Valor for 2026.
Brunswick Brings Real Boats to Roblox in New Gaming Collaboration
Brunswick Boat Group has partnered with gaming developer Voldex to bring real-world boats into one of Roblox’s most popular driving simulators.
From Alberta to the Atlantic... to Morocco?
A man arrested for stealing a yacht on Cape Breton Island told the court he was aiming to reach Morocco to claim asylum.
Riviera Announces New 6200 Sport Yacht Ahead of 2026 World Premiere
Australian builder Riviera has announced the launch of its new 6200 Sport Yacht for 2026.
KingFisher Rolls Out Largest & Most Advanced Offshore Model to Date
Vernon, British Columbia boatbuilder KingFisher has launched the all-new 38 GFX , the company's largest and most advanced model ever. The 38 GFX will carry an LOA of 38' with a 12'2" beam, making it substantially larger than its previous flagship 3425 GFX. KingFisher has largely led the charge for Canadian West Coast-style boat development, having launched the well-received 3025 XRS and 2725 XRS in 2024 and the 23 and 25 XAC in 2025 . As the newest member in the company's Of
Hinckley Reveals Flagship Picnic 45 at Palm Beach
The iconic Hinckley Yachts has introduced the all-new Picnic Boat 45, expanding upon its long-running Picnic lineup with a new flagship model.
Axopar Launches All-New 38 Range at Palm Beach
Axopar took the opportunity at the Palm Beach International Boat Show to formally launch the next generation of its signature style - the all-new Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin.
Intrepid Releases 35 Valor for 2026
Intrepid Powerboats has released the all-new 35 Valor for 2026.
Brunswick Brings Real Boats to Roblox in New Gaming Collaboration
Brunswick Boat Group has partnered with gaming developer Voldex to bring real-world boats into one of Roblox’s most popular driving simulators.
How to Rig Your PWC for Fishing: 6 Accessories Worth Adding to a Stock Machine
Six simple accessories that will turn any stock PWC into a fishing machine.
Barletta Introduces Sanza Pontoon Series
Barletta Boats has announced the launch of its latest model series, the Sanza, a simplified pontoon package for first-time owners and value-minded buyers.
Monterey Expands Elite Series with 23, 34, and 38-Foot Models
Monterey Boats has announced the expansion of its popular Elite Series with the addition of 23, 34, and 38-foot models.
The 5 Best Remote Islands on the Great Lakes You Can Reach By Boat
There are an astounding 35,000 islands in the Great Lakes and unbeknownst to many the large majority are wild and uninhabited. Many can also be reached by boat if you've got the spirit for it.
Lake of the Woods - A Wilderness Boating Escape Packed with Northern Charm
Lake of the Woods encapsulates Northern Ontario's rugged beauty, making it a unique boating escape that blends wilderness with small-town charm.
The Rise of Micro-Adventures - 4 Canadian Lakes Perfect for an Overnight Boating Escape
Four Canadian lakes perfect for a boating "microadventure" - a quick and simple overnight adventure without the hassle of long-term planning.
The Rise of Micro-Adventures - 4 U.S. Lakes Perfect for an Overnight Boating Escape
Across the United States, freshwater lakes are quietly becoming the stage for micro-adventures: short overnight trips that sidestep the stress of extended planning.
The Top 5 Recreational Boating Countries in the World
We rank the top five boating countries in the world and examine what drives their love for the water.
The Starter Guide to Boating in the Florida Keys
'The Keys,' which span more than 180 miles from Key Largo to Key West, offer some of North America's most picturesque and enjoyable boating. Here's what makes boating in the Florida Keys so amazing, from John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park to Key West's exciting nightlife.
Top 5 Boating Festivals in North America You Can’t Miss
Need an adventure? These are the top five boating festivals that should be on every captain's bucket list.
The Six Best Waterfront Cities for Boaters
Whether you’re drawn to luxury yacht living, casual canal cruising, or open-water sailing, these six cities offer some of the most scenic and boater-friendly waterfronts in the world.
Ride The Rails - Canada's Big Chute Marine Railway
Big Chute Marine Railway is inarguably one of Canada's greatest marine engineering achievements, and it should absolutely be on your boating bucket list.
Diagnosing Boat Engine Problems by Sound: What Your Engine Is Telling You
Most boaters rely on gauges, warning lights, or obvious performance issues to spot engine problems. But one of the most useful diagnostic tools is something you already have: your ears.
Understanding PWC Hull Design: How Shape and Tech Define Stability
A primer on PWC hull design and how shape, materials, and innovation result in stability, maneuverability, and performance.
Survey Says… What Every Recreational Boater Needs to Know
A survey before buying or selling a boat is common, but is it required? And what does it entail? We have answers.
Supercharged vs Turbocharged: What’s the Difference and Which Is Right for Your Boat?
Turbocharged and supercharged are often used interchangeably with marine engines, but each has their own performance characteristics that pair best with certain boats.
How to Rig Your PWC for Fishing: 6 Accessories Worth Adding to a Stock Machine
Six simple accessories that will turn any stock PWC into a fishing machine.
Understanding Boat Motions: Why Your Boat Moves the Way it Does
There are six physical motions that affect a boat's movement in water. Each affects the boat differently and can be counteracted with proper driving techniques.
5 Lesser-Known Boating Traditions That Still Live On Today
Not every boating tradition was about luck. Some were simply about camaraderie.
PWC Electrical Systems - What Every Rider Should Know About the ECU, Sensors, and Keeping It All Running
A primer on how PWC electrical systems work, including what your ECU does, how sensors relay information, and how to maintain your machine long-term.
Estimating Boat Fuel Consumption: A Practical Guide for Boaters
Fuel consumption for a boat isn't an exact science, but there's a trick for estimating it that will help you budget your wallet and know your range.
The Floating Gathering: Four Trends That Changed How We Socialize in Boating
We explore four trends that show how boating culture is the driving force behind boat design, and not the other way around.
The Fastest Boats in the World Pt. IV - From Inboard to Outboard
A deep dive into the beginning of outboard powered boats and the evolution of world speed records.
Could Nuclear Power Work on Boats? Exploring the Reality Behind the Idea
New developments in small modular reactor (SMR) technology could nuclear power a realistic option for powering yachts and superyachts.
Dockside Society: The Social & Cultural Value of Marina Living
A marina is more than a place to keep your boat. It's often a replacement for your regular neighborhood - replacing streets and houses with fairways and dock slips.
The Types of Boaters You Meet at Every Marina
Every marina has its own personality. But no matter where you drop anchor in North America, the cast of characters is always, somehow exactly the same.
How Vessel-to-Grid Tech Could Transform Homes, Marinas, and Energy Networks
A series of tests highlighting the capability of electric vehicles to power homes is having immediate crossover into the marine world.
The Fastest Boats in the World Pt. III - The End of the Monohull & The Rise of Hydroplanes
In Pt III, we explore how massive industrial expansion drove marine innovation, with the monohull falling behind the hydroplane hull design.
5 Lesser-Known Boating Traditions That Still Live On Today
Not every boating tradition was about luck. Some were simply about camaraderie.
The Fastest Boats in the World Pt. II - The Race to 100 Mph
Between 1910 and 1940, boaters raced to hit the 100 mph benchmark using a flood of new engine technology and marine advancement.
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How Your Blade Count Should Match Your Boat Type
Choosing a propeller is often treated like a simple numbers game. Pitch, diameter, and RPM get most of the attention. But blade count plays an equally important role in how your boat behaves on the water.
The Fastest Boats in the World Pt. I - The Beginning
A multi-part deep dive into the history and development of the fastest powerboats ever built.
The Top 10 Ways to Increase Speed and Handling
There is one thing that all boats seem to have in common. They are never quite enough. Here are 10 ways to improve their performance.
The Top 5 Recreational Boating Countries in the World
We rank the top five boating countries in the world and examine what drives their love for the water.
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