On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 20:31:55 GMT, in message

Bruce in alaska wrote:

There are some, Very
Limited, Exceptions, and these are usually done by Treaty, usually
by Adjacent Countries that share Common Waters, or adjacent
International Waters. See the Great Lakes Convention Treaty between USA
and Canada

A quick search didn't find me the relevant parts. Does that treaty
allow US and Canadian pleasure boats that meet their own national
requirements to operate in each others waters on the Great Lakes?
(sort of like the ring and horseshoe thing?)

Cheers,

Ryk