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May 15, 2013
2013 Spring Exchange: PHOTOS Now Posted!
May 10-12, 2013 - Quadra Island / Surge Narrows. Skill sessions, seminars, socializing! 10 knots of current!
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May 15, 2013
Toquaht Bay Closure
Alternative launch sites available at village of Macoah.
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March 26, 2013
Electronic Guide Logs
Submit your logs using an easy electronic spreadsheet!
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February 3, 2013
2013 Spring Exams:
Level Two and Three Exams now posted!
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October 10, 2012
2012 Fall Exchange:
PHOTOS NOW POSTED!
October 5-7, 2012 - Johnstone Strait, BC. Skill sessions, seminars, socializing!
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August, 2012
Wolf Advisory: Vargas / Flores Island Park - Clayoquot Sound
Due to wolf activity on Vargas and Flores Island this summer, BC Parks has issued a Wolf Advisory More...
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June 1, 2012
Tsunami Debris Reporting
Environment Canada - Tsunami Debris Sighting and Reporting Information
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May 25, 2012
Online Resource Sheets
Printable equipment list, emergency contact list, earthquake and tsunami notification, operating standards summary and more!
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May 23, 2012
Pacific Coast - Marine Weather Guide
Environment Canada Marine Weather Guide for the BC Coast updated and online!
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February 14, 2012
Updated - Water Classification Maps:
Outlining water classfications within British Columbia
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February 14, 2012
New Pro-Deal:
Killarney Kayaks joins the SKGABC Pro-Deal Program! Deals for members from companies like: Aquabound, Brooks, Broform, Delta, Level Six, Nimbus, North Water, Ortlieb, and Seaward!
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The SKGABC has produced a manual for guides of every level. For more information Click Here
For older news, please click here
If you have a question about the SKGABC, please contact us!
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Kayak Registration: Transport Canada
UPDATE Commercial Kayak registration has been suspended. Read More
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Recent changes to Transport Canada Small Vessel Regulations require kayaks in which a "guide" is present, to be registered. This applies to both companies operating with a fleet of boats, and for individual paddlers who use their own boat as a "guide".
For more information, please visit the Transport Canada website.
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More Info:
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- UPDATED Kayak Registration Suspended More...
- Small Vessel Equipment and Procedure Requirements More...
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The following is an example of a completed registration application.
Courtesy of Coastal Bliss Adventures
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Registration Form Information
Form #20: Application for Registry : PDF Here
Complete the Application for Registry and submit it to the Registrar at the Vessel
Registration Office in the National Capital Region.
Evidence of Ownership
One must produce evidence of ownership/title to the Registrar of Vessels.
- The evidence consists of a copy of the Bill of Sale/receipt or other documentation
demonstrating or transferring ownership of the vessel to the applicant for registration.
If a bill of sale is not available, one must complete a Statutory Declaration of Ownership (PDF)
The declaration must be completed before a person authorized by law to administer oaths in the Province or Territory
of Canada wherein the Declaration is made. One must give the reason why a bill of sale cannot be produced
Form #3: Declaration of Ownership : PDF Here
Complete a Declaration of Ownership, to prove eligability to register vessel.
Form #14: Appointment of Authorized Representative: PDF Here
If the kayak is owned by more than one person (as in some companies), an authorized representitive must be designated.
Form #4A: Simplified Method of Tonnage Measurement :
PDF Here
Measure one's kayak using the Simplified Method. As part of this form, one must provide photo's of the vessel.
- These four photos must show the bow, stern, side profile, and view from deck at stern looking forward.
- Each photograph must be a minimum of 12.70 cm x 8.89 cm (5" x 3.5") in size, signed and marked to clearly identify the vessel, name of the owner and the date taken
- Example photos for use in Simplified Method PDF Here.
Fees
There is a $50 fee for registering a single vessel or a "fleet" of vessels. This means a company can register all its
boats for the flat rate of $50. Once completed, the Certificate of Registry is valid for five years from date of issue.
Contact Information
Completed forms, and payment, can be sent to:
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