Toronto Marina Cracks Down on Illegal Charter Boats
There is a growing number of non-compliant vessels and operators advertising yacht charter/rental services without proper licensing
Howie Colt says, “The PCVA applauds this and all action taken by marina operators to ensure that the public and all users of the Toronto waterways have safe and legal access to boating this summer season.”
Vessels and operators that carry passengers for hire are required to meet stringent Transport Canada safety standards as set by the Canada Shipping Act. Toronto and all regions in Canada have seen a growing number of non-compliant vessels and operators advertising yacht charter/rental services without proper licensing and inspection by Transport Canada. Over the last few years, there have been a number of fatalities as a direct result of non-compliant operators. Transport Canada continues to investigate all non-compliant operators and acts accordingly with education and enforcement.
The Passenger & Commercial Vessel Association (www.pcvacanada.ca) promotes the general welfare of the passenger and commercial vessel industry and encourages excellence in safety aboard vessels of the PCVA membership.
Contact:
Media
Cap’t Howie Colt
Founder/President Gone Sailing Adventures
Vice President, PCVA
hcolt@gosailto.com
416 529 4361
PCVA
Jill Hicks
Executive Director, PCVA
Jill@pcvacanada.ca
647 801 3509
Howard Colt
PCVA
+1 416-240-0202
hcolt@gosailto.com
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