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Peter Bennett wrote:
On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 21:17:56 -0700, Evan Gatehouse wrote: In some provinces...such as Nova Scotia, you can own a boat without registering it (motor less than 10 hp). I have an 18' 6" Sandpiper 565 mini cruiser trailerable sailboat with 6hp Evinrude and it is not registered. It's the same in BC. I think this actually a federal regulation across Canada Evan Yes - despite Marley's claims elsethread, vessel licensing is a federal matter. However, I understand that some canal systems in Ontario may require that _all_ vessels, regardless of horsepower, must be licensed - but that is a local requirement. Still wrong Peter. You are no doubt quite used to that though |
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"Marley" wrote in message Still wrong Peter. You are no doubt quite used to that though Marley, tell all about your grand career as an Canadian Diplomat. While your doing that, continue to move northward. |
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