Groupe Beneteau honors Canadian dealership
October 19, 2016
The Boat Warehouse serves the greater Toronto, Ottawa, Barrie and Peterborough areas with three locations.
The Boat Warehouse serves the greater Toronto, Ottawa, Barrie and Peterborough areas with three locations.
Through August wholesale shipments of outboard engines in Canada for the National Marine Manufacturers Association’s control group of manufacturers were up 18 percent year over
DuraSafe said today that four boating and fishing retailers now offer the company’s innovative marine locks and trailer accessories in Canada.
The 75-foot, 100-passenger vessel is named The Queen Elizabeth Dr., and is the first of two planned vessels.
A Canadian yacht club was fined $2,500 for killing or injuring a dozen ring-billed gulls while trying to scare them.
Davis Instruments signed Woodard and Company Ltd. to represent its line of marine products across Canada.
Connecticut-based Springline Yacht Sales is expanding to Lake Champlain and Quebec with the addition of yacht broker Julie Garneau.
Freedom Boat Club appointed its first international franchise in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Brunswick Corp. reported market share growth despite headwinds caused by a dollar that was continuing to strengthen.
Most of the boats sold there are built in the U.S. and the exchange rate is making them much pricier, contributing to a sales slowdown
The Boat Warehouse serves the greater Toronto, Ottawa, Barrie and Peterborough areas with three locations.
Through August wholesale shipments of outboard engines in Canada for the National Marine Manufacturers Association’s control group of manufacturers were up 18 percent year over
DuraSafe said today that four boating and fishing retailers now offer the company’s innovative marine locks and trailer accessories in Canada.
The 75-foot, 100-passenger vessel is named The Queen Elizabeth Dr., and is the first of two planned vessels.
A Canadian yacht club was fined $2,500 for killing or injuring a dozen ring-billed gulls while trying to scare them.
Davis Instruments signed Woodard and Company Ltd. to represent its line of marine products across Canada.
Connecticut-based Springline Yacht Sales is expanding to Lake Champlain and Quebec with the addition of yacht broker Julie Garneau.
Freedom Boat Club appointed its first international franchise in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Brunswick Corp. reported market share growth despite headwinds caused by a dollar that was continuing to strengthen.
Most of the boats sold there are built in the U.S. and the exchange rate is making them much pricier, contributing to a sales slowdown
