Compass word game
As Scouts do, we did some compass learning and practise recently. We had some great success with a compass word game that let us practise
Alfa Bravo Charlie turns 70
On March 1 of next year, the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet, commonly known as the NATO phonetic alphabet, turns 70. Although unchanged for almost 70
Sea Scout Newsletter
Here’s our October/November newsletter. This is not an exhaustive list of all our weekly meetings, but a list of key dates to keep in mind.
GTA Sea Scout Rendezvous
We took Peregrine to Port Credit to meet with Sea Scouts from 1st Port Credit and 65th Toronto. It’s the first rendezvous in over 10
Sea Scout Canoe Trip — June 2025
We had a good trip through a number of lakes in the Frost Centre. It was our first Sea Scout canoe trip since 2014 and
Haliburton Scout Reserve 2025
It was a pretty great week. We had fun, learned lots and many Scouts have now fallen in love with sailing. We made great food,
Are there really “Seven Seas?”
Today I stumbled across a beautiful view of the the world’s ocean(s) that shows us a beautiful truth about them. This map projection apparently had
French naval vessel visiting Toronto from St. Pierre-et-Miquelon
Anyone naval gazing at that interesting vessel tied up at Sugar Beach? It’s the French Navy patrol vessel ‘Fulmar’ from St-Pierre-et-Miquelon, visiting for a SAR
An interesting meeting and some beautiful toy boats
I was over at The Dock Shoppe picking up some lines for Uks-Looks and met a really interesting sailor who spent the winter tied up
Raingutter Regatta
We had our first ever Raingutter Regatta last night and it went pretty well. Here’s a little video of the very last race between the