This course, which is internationally recognized by the Sail Canada standards, is designed to teach the beginner the necessary skills to act as both skipper and crew on a small dinghy.
This course, which is internationally recognized by the Sail Canada standards, is designed to teach the beginner the necessary skills to act as both skipper and crew on a small dinghy.
In small groups of 6 to 8 people, students learn sail theory, on-water safety and practical sailing skills from experienced and certified instructors. Graduates will receive CANSail 1 and/or CANSail 2 certification.
This 4-week course runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:30 pm for a total of 8 sessions. Catch the QCYC tender at 6:15!
We enjoy hosting sailors from around the lake and around the world at our club. Before you come, you may be interested in learning a little about what it's like to visit. We've collected a bunch of pertinent information for visitors on this page.
History
QCYC is a not-for-profit community of sailors and friends located on parkland on Algonquin Island in the Toronto harbour. But the club wasn't always located on the islands.
In fact, the original clubhouse was located at the foot of York Street on the city side of the harbour. We have a committee of members dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the club and their ongoing work can be found in the club's online Archives.
HBSC offers a number of different classroom courses to continue your sailing and boating education.
Enjoy a fun and relaxing 3-hour (or longer) experience on the water with your Sail Canada instructor as your skipper.
Brigs offers voyages for adults 18+ who want to learn to sail a tall ship.Â
This program is for those sailors who want to learn to sail independently.
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