Outer Harbour Sailing Federation

A community of affordable water sport clubs on Toronto's Outer Harbour. Join us to sail, row, windsurf or paddle – with or without owning your own boat

OHSF clubs with Toronto skyline at sunset

Outer Harbour Sailing Federation

A community of affordable water sport clubs on Toronto's Outer Harbour. Join us to sail, row, windsurf or paddle – with or without owning your own boat

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Matthew Burpee

Events

2024 Westwood Regatta July 20, 2024

Get ready for the ultimate sailing event this year! The Notice of Race is posted on the Westwood Website, kicking off a thrilling countdown. Expect a mouthwatering BBQ with options like BBQ baby back ribs, chicken breast, or vegan portobello mushrooms, sides, and dessert. Participation costs $100 per boat, covering dinner and entry to the party. For those joining just for the dinner and festivities, there's an early bird rate of $35 if paid by 10 p.m. on July 13, or $45 at full price. Don't miss out on this unforgettable summer celebration!

by Matthew Burpee
Events

Mooredale Sailing Club Open House

Make 2024 The Year You Learned To Sail! RSVP Join Mooredale Join us at Mooredale Sailing Club's Open House. New classes starting June 18th! Are you ready to make 2024 the year you learned to sail? Mooredale is the place for adults to learn in a relaxed environment by our team of professional instructors. We have two more learn-to-sale programs starting June 18th. Don't miss the chance to join us at 8 Regatta Rd and discover the secret cottage in the city. Date and time Wed, Jun 5, 2024, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM EDT, 3 hours. Location: 8 Regatta Road Toronto, ON M5A 5A4

by Matthew Burpee
Events

Club Crawl, Saturday, June 8th

Saturday, June 8th 2024 Theme: 80's Sailing party (think neon) Live Band at Toronto Windsurfing Club Food & Bring your drinks. DJ Dance Party at Westwood Prizes for best costumes Share your photos with #clubcrawl Early Bird Tickets to June 2$20.00 Tickets June 3-June 8 $25.00 Contact your club's social director to order your tickets today! Buy Tickets Facebook Event SCHEDULE 5:00 pm - 5:45 pm: Toronto Windsurfing Club (TWC) 5:45 pm - 6:30 pm: Water Rats Sailing Club (WRSC) 6:30 pm - 7:15 pm: Toronto Multihull Cruising Club (TMCC) 7:15 pm - 8:00 pm:

by Matthew Burpee
Toronto

Bridge Closures, May 2024

The east bridge by the dragon boaters will be closed intermittently at night from next Wednesday evening to Friday. The Ship Channel Bridge on Cherry Street remains closed to traffic, and an update is coming. "Emergency Repair Start Date: Wednesday, May 29, 2024, at 8 p.m.  Expected End Date: Friday, May 31, 2024. The adjacent Martin Goodman Trail bridge will remain open to pedestrians and cyclists."

by Matthew Burpee
Sailing Camp, Uncategorized

Sailing Camp’s Wet Feet Program 25% OFF

WET FEET SPRING PROMO Use Code: "Spring" for 25% OFFOuter Harbour Sailing Camp's Wet Feet Program • Ages 5 to 9 • No Sailing Experience Needed • Taught By Certified Sail Canada Instructors • Swimming Experience With Lifejacket Preferred • Build Friendships, Confidence, Self-esteem & Sailing Skills • Focus On Safety & Fun For registration & more information visit outerharbour.net/sailingcamp/    

by Matthew Burpee
Events

Learn to sail this summer! Mooredale Info Night

Learn to sail this summer! Come to the Mooredale Sailing Club Info Night. Monday, March 25 at 6:30 PM C'est What, 67 Front St E. Toronto. Mooredale Sailing Club in Toronto, led by passionate volunteers, offers certified sailing lessons recognized by Sail Canada. Their program, including beginner and advanced courses, ensures an immersive experience without owning a boat. With a manual for rigging guidance and professional instructors, they provide: 40 hours of training over 6 weeks Small class sizes of 8 boats Maximum 2 students per boat Instruc

by Matthew Burpee
Toronto

Two new landmark bridges open in the Portlands

Getting to the Outer Harbour is now easier. "The Cherry Street North and Commissioners Street Bridges, part of Waterfront Toronto's ambitious $1.3 billion revitalization project, are now open to the public. They provide multimodal access — including future streetcar routes — to the Villiers Island neighbourhood." Read more in UrbanToronto. Photo above by UrbanToronto contributors hawc and globalexpress.

by Matthew Burpee
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