TEAR-AID Type A vs Type B: Which Repair Patch Do You Need?
Not sure whether you need TEAR-AID Type A or Type B? Learn the key differences between these popular repair patches and find the right solution for repairing tents, canvas, boat...
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Not sure whether you need TEAR-AID Type A or Type B? Learn the key differences between these popular repair patches and find the right solution for repairing tents, canvas, boat...
If you’re setting up a private mooring, Transport Canada requires all private mooring buoys to follow the same basic standards so they’re easy to identify on the water. ✅ Required...
Find the exact Transport Canada safety gear list for your vessel. Quick links by size—under 6 m, 6–9 m, 9–12 m, 12–24 m, 24 m+—plus kayaks, canoes & SUPs.
If your boat is between 6 and 9 metres in Canada, Transport Canada requires you to carry specific safety gear including PFDs, flares, an anchor, and fire extinguishers. This guide...
If you’re operating a boat under 6 metres (19’8”) in Canada, Transport Canada requires you to carry specific safety gear onboard — from life jackets and bailers to sound-signalling devices...
If your boat is over 24 metres, Transport Canada requires the most extensive safety gear of all vessel sizes — from lifejackets and SOLAS lifebuoys to fire pumps and radar...
Kayaks, canoes, SUPs, and paddleboats in Canada must carry specific safety gear, including PFDs, throw lines, and whistles. This guide explains the Transport Canada minimum requirements plus key exceptions paddlers...
If your boat is between 12 and 24 metres, Transport Canada requires extensive safety gear including lifebuoys, anchors, flares, and fire-fighting equipment. This guide breaks down the essentials plus smart...
If your boat is between 9 and 12 metres in Canada, you’re required to carry more safety gear, including lifejackets, lifebuoys, anchors, and flares. This guide covers the Transport Canada...
Not all PFDs are created equal. From classic foam to slim inflatable vests, here’s how to choose the right flotation device for West Coast boating and make sure it fits...