Afloat and unwanted
ruising aboard your own boat during the coronavirus outbreak might seen like the perfect solution to isolate and get away from it all. But the moral and bureaucratic hurdles, not to mention the social...
Author: Jim Burgoyne
Kwatsi Bay enchants
This magical place on the southern edge of the Great Bear Rain Forest has an addictive allure that just might tempt you to stay forever.
Virus takes wind from our sails
We were headed for Alaska, and maybe Mexico in the fall if all went well, then the pandemic happened.
Poulsbo perspective
The following is a statement from Mark DeSalvo, commissioner of the Port of Poulsbo, regarding the role his port plays in light of the COVID-19 crisis. As the Port of Poulsbo moves through this...
Finding Hammersley
Exploring the narrow channel that is Hammersley Inlet offers some unexpected twists.
What do cruisers want?
It’s the number one thing that marinas think is missing from their listing in our cruising guides.
Circumnavigating Cortes
Making a voyage around Cortes Island can be a vacation on its own, with lovely, safe anchorages, amazing hikes and quirky local residents.
Port Angeles au natural
There’s nothing fancy about Port Angeles, no putting on airs. The community and things to do there, are a pleasant surprise.
Port hit by fake news
anaimo’s cruise industry is facing a dismal year and the Port of Nanaimo says intentional sabotage is to blame. Acting Port board chair Donna Hais said someone sent an anonymous letter to major players...
Taking on the derelicts
ill C64, or the Wrecked, Abandoned or Hazardous Vessels Act, is expected to become law this summer. It recognizes the responsibility and liability of owners for their vessels and gives Fisheries and Oceans Canada...
