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Wednesday to Saturday: Bar 4pm - 9 pm, Kitchen 5 - 8  pm. 

Sunday: Bar 2pm - 8 pm, Kitchen 2 - 7 pm.

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Become a member, if you enjoy boating in the lovely pacific northwest, join the sidney north saanich yacht club to take advantage of all the varied activities it has to offer., you are sure to meet new friends and have a great time.

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Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club is a non-profit organization. PO Box 2521, Sidney, BC V8L 4B9

We acknowledge and respect that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of the WSÁNEĆ Peoples. We recognize the Tseycum First Nation, Tsartlip First Nation, Tsawout First Nation, and Pauquachin First Nation whose historical relationship to the land continues to this day.

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10630 Blue Heron Road RR#3,Sidney,BC,V8L 5S6,Canada

Business name : Capital City Yacht Club

The Capital town club has an in depth history qualitative analysis back to early warfare II once the club was organized as a protection unit. Over time the aim and objectives of the Club have modified to satisfy the wants of its members and therefore the community it serves. these days the Capital town club is one in every of the premier yacht clubs on south island providing facilities and activities for its three hundred active and social members a lot of data.

Capital town club encompasses a terribly active membership. The club is run entirely by volunteers World Health Organization give their time in a very style of ways that, that helps keep our club in operation swimmingly and searching sensible. there’s perpetually a talent that may be place to sensible use with such a various club. thus if you’re inquisitive about changing into a member, here area unit the criteria:

• Shall be an individual of a minimum of nineteen years older.
• Must demonstrate possession of a minimum of half interest in a very boat over sixteen feet long, power or sail.
• Must reside on the lower portion of island, together with the Saanich dry land and delimited on the north by Latitude 48°34.10 North.
• Will require a sponsor ANd a champion World Health Organization is an unearned Life or Active Member in sensible standing with CCYC. Your sponsor or champion can give you with the desired form and can have to be compelled to gift your application, in person, at a administrators meeting.
• Current initiation fee for change of integrity is $1,400.00 + GST of that a non-refundable deposit of $200.00 + GST would be submitted along with your form.
• Once your application is accepted by the administrators you’d be numbered consecutive on the official wait list for changing into a member. Current wait list is some seven to eight years.

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CCYC is Sacramento's enthusiastic club of fun-loving recreational boaters.  We're glad you stopped by and hope you spend a moment to check out our web-site. CCYC 's primary mission is FUN.  A dramatic departure from the formalities and rituals of a traditional yacht club, CCYC is dedicated to the satisfaction of its members' spirit of fun and enjoyment on the water.  So no matter if you're a salty old veteran or a newcomer to boating, we welcome you to catch a glimpse of the fun that's had on the rivers and sloughs of Sacramento as a member of CCYC .  If you like what you see, inquire about becoming a member by visiting the membership section and visit  our Facebook page   !!

Originally founded in 1993 under the name Walnut Grove-Capital City Yacht Club. Shortly after that, it became officially just “Capital City Yacht Club,” Capital City Yacht Club (CCYC) is now 100+ members strong and growing at a fast pace.  As of 1996 CCYC has been accepted into the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association (PICYA), an association of reciprocal yachting clubs. CCYC was the first club accepted into PICYA in the second century of that organization. Based out of Sacramento Marina, CCYC is a organized as non-profit corporation with the traditional array of Officers and Directors.   

While CCYC does not maintain an official club house facility, the club is based out of Sacramento Marina, which is also referred to as Miller Park.  On any given summer weekend you can find a good number of members at "Potluck Beach" which is located on the American River about 1 mile upstream from Discovery Park (where the Sacramento and American rivers meet).  Look for boats flying the CCYC burgee, most of which will be rafted-up in the river near Potluck Beach  or be stern-ended into Potluck Beach.  Make sure you stop by and say "HI". 

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Q: Do you have to own a boat to join? A: NO, but you'll want to after you've been on a few! Becoming a member is a great way to make friends with boat owners and become familiar with boating before becoming a captain on your own vessel of any size.  

Q: Do you have to be rich to join a Yacht Club? A: Absolutely not! CCYC prides itself on being a friendly, "snob-free" yacht club with a very reasonable annual fee. 

Q: How many people are included per membership? A: One boat and/or 1-2 people per membership are assumed.

Q: What responsibilities will be expected of me? A: To have fun in joining the club activities of your choosing. Volunteers are always welcome, but never expected.

Q: How much is the membership dues? A: Current membership dues are $140.00 per year. This covers October 1st thru September 30th. Full membership dues are due on October 1st. New members are also assessed a one time application fee of $40.00 which also includes a club burgee. Starting October 1st 2023 dues will be going up to $160.00 per year to help with the rising costs.

Q: What's included in my membership? A: For your modest annual fee, you will receive: Invitation to monthly club events, annual dinner party, reciprocal rights to other PICYA clubs, roster listing published annually in yachting yearbook and club sponsored contribution to the RBOC.

Q: Is there a late fee assessed to delinquent membership dues? A: Yes. All members have a 30 day grace period to pay their dues renewal. Dues paid after the 30th of October shall be assessed a $10.00 late fee. Dues not paid by November 30th shall be cause for deletion from the roster and said members must reapply for membership as a new member.

Q: How long does the application process take? A: Approximately 4-6 weeks. Once an application and associated fees are received the application is put before the board for review and approval. Once approved, a new member packet will be mailed. In t he rare case that an application is denied all monies paid shall be returned to the applicant.

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Commodore:  Danny Beuck

Vice Commodore: Jim Hutchinson

Rear Commodore: P.C. Kelley Simmons

Fleet Captain: Mark Rowell

Port Captain: Russell Meyers

Tresurer: Jen Allen Pike

Secretary: Christina Kovach

Measurer: Margie Gonzales

Quarter Master: Kathy Rowell

Board Of Directors:

P.C. Sheila Winslow

P.C. John Pike

Gilbert Gonzales

Don Wharton

PICYA Rep. and Life Member:

Peter Robertson

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Lovely. What a nice space. I can see why Reg likes it there. Very nice indeed.

Well maintained and easily accessible. Moorage easily attained and room enough for entry and departure

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Attended a wedding here in the summer. It was a cool place for a wedding but had many restrictions on having people on the patio after 9pm. Security seemed a little over zealous about these rules.

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The phone number for Capital City Yacht Club is (250) 656-4512.

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Capital City Yacht Club is located at 10630 Blue Heron Rd, North Saanich, BC V8L 5S6, Canada

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The website (URL) for Capital City Yacht Club is: https://www.ccyc.ca/

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Capital City Yacht Club is located on the south east side of Blue Heron Basin, which is on the west side of Tsehum Harbour, Sidney BC. There is 50 feet of wharfage at the visitor's dock, as well as extra moorage available during the summer when member slips are vacant. Beware! There are sticks marking the channel to get to the yacht club. Depths are near 5 feet at low tide. (Note that this is not

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‘A Day of Exploration’ at the Yacht Club de Monaco

MONACO, March 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ‘A Day of Exploration’. It is the title of the Environmental Symposium organised by the Yacht Club de Monaco in collaboration with The Explorers Club   of New York. Thisconference took place under the aegis of its ‘Monaco Capital of Advanced Yachting’ approach and as part of Monaco Ocean Week, organised by the Prince Albert II Foundation and the Monaco Government, in partnership with the Monaco Oceanographic Institute & Scientific Centre of Monaco. Contributions from many famous scientists and explorers such as Nina Lanza, Kathryn Sullivan, Victor Vescovo, Mike Horn, Bertrand Piccard and many more were the highlight of the day. The event was attended by the Prince of Monaco Albert II who said: “The tradition of exploration is so deeply entrenched in the history of our Principality and inherited from my great-grandfather, Prince Albert the 1st, reminds us of the urgent need to safeguard our marine envinronment and give it all the respect and devotion it warrants”. 

“Today is a very special day because for the first time we have gathered an exceptional fleet of seven explorer yachts in the YCM Marina and at the same time we received the New York Explorer Club. A large delegation of around 150 people came to visit us here at the Club and to us it’s important to have them here because we need to know more about the Planet, the ocean and their beauty. If you want to protect something, it is fundamental to have a deep knowledge of it”, said the Yacht Club de Monaco General Secretary Bernard d’Alessandri.   

A multidisciplinary, professional society dedicated to the advancement of field research, scientific exploration and resource conservation, the Explorers Club has its the headquarter in New York City with a community of chapters around the world. It has been supporting scientific expeditions of all disciplines, uniting the members in the bonds of good fellowship for more than a century. “The Explorers Club is the leading exploration society in the world. It was founded in 1904. Women joined the club in the 1980s and it’s a really place where people come together”, underlined Richard Wiese, president of the Explorers Club. Notable members include Jane Goodall, Kathryn Sullivan, Jeff Bezos, Walter Cronkite, James Cameron, Sylvia Earle, U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, The Apollo 11 crew of Neil Armstrong, Edwin ‘Buzz’ Aldrin and Michael Collins, The Mount Everest summit team of Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary, the first team to descend to the Mariana Trench Don Walsh and Jacques Piccard, the crews of the first expeditions to the North and South Poles.  

Discovering as a way to build a better world it’s the common trait of the different experiences shared during the panels held through the day. Nina Lanza, planetary scientist, fulfilled her childhood dream of working on a spaceship. She’s the lead for the ChemCam instrument onboard the NASA Curiosity rover, she’s on the science team for the NASA Perseverance rover and working with a spacecraft which is going to the Moon as well. “I really think that exploration is a leap of imagination. We’re looking for the unknown so we really can’t plan. We do our best to hypothesize what we might discover and we always find new things which I think it’s the most exciting part of my job”, said Lanza.  

The symposium was also the occasion to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Bertrand Piccard historic Breitling Orbiter 3 expedition, the first non-stop global circum navigation in a balloon. Piccard has also circumnavigated the world on a solar powered plane,   a 43,000 kilometer flight . “Today I’m not only celebrating an anniversary but also announcing a new project which is a hydrogen powered aeroplane to fly nonstop around the world”, said Piccard. He will be joined in the 2028 project, Climate Impulse, by French engineer and fellow adventurer Raphaël Dinelli, who is supervising design and construction of the aircraft and will navigate the nine-day, non-stop journey around the equator.   Piccard has a message for new generations: “I would tell to young people: stop to rely on habits, certitudes, old beliefs. You have to know that you can achieve what other people think it’s impossible and the main job for an explorer right now is to find new solutions. Solutions exist, they need to be discovered”. The Yacht Club de Monaco continues its programme hosting the 2ndMonaco Smart Yacht Rendezvous to promote sustainable and adaptable solutions for large yachts (over 24 meters). This event organized in collaboration with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, will bring together innovation experts, architects and yachting enthusiast from around the world. The Rendezvous is a unique platform for collaboration and discovery of the smart, sustainable sustainable technologies shaping the future of yachting. 

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A photo accompanying this announcement is available at: 

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