When buying a boat, it is essential that you have it registered as soon as possible, and absolutely before you start using it for commercial purposes. If you have bought a new boat, then you and the seller will have to complete a transfer of ownership form and submit it to the Transport Canada registry…
Canada Shipping Act and How it Relates to You
The Canadian Shipping Act affects you every time you and your watercraft head out onto the water. That’s not even an exaggeration. Even if you haven’t heard of the Act since history class (or even then) it’s actually one of the most important pieces of legislation having to do with boating in Canada. If you’re…
Vessels Registry for all seasons of Vessel Ownership
There’s nothing like owning your own boat. Taking your boat out whenever you want, to do what you want, on your own schedule – that’s essentially the definition of freedom. From the moment you get your vessel to the moment you no longer have it, we can help you stay in compliance with the vessels…
Form 18 – Application for Bareboat Charter Registry
A Bareboat Charter, which is an agreement wherein the charterer has complete control and possession of the vessel (including the ability to appoint a master and crew), is a series of rights that can be granted by Transport Canada. If you’re interested in filing a Form 18 – Application for Bareboat Charter Registry, you’ll need…
How Do You Enter the Canadian Vessel Registry?
One of the unique things about boating is the variety it offers. Vessels can come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, so you will have no trouble finding a make and model that is tailored to your needs. Maybe you are looking to start small with a fishing boat or canoe? Perhaps your ambitions…