https://www.slvyra.ca Montreal's latest sailing and yacht racing news. For comments or to submit an article, contact your SLVYRA representative or write to [email protected] daily 1 2008-03-30T23:13:22Z https://www.slvyra.ca/articles/cya-women2019s-national-keelboat-championship The Hudson Yacht Club hosted this year’s CYA Women’s National Keelboat Championship. In addition to running a flawless event, HYC also took first place. The team on String Theory CAN1421, Nicole Bastet, Jenny Marten and Jessa Chenier finished 1st overall after 6 races. No publisher godind Course/Race Deux-Montagne Course - Race j22 j-22 j/22 2011-06-18T11:28:46Z News Item https://www.slvyra.ca/news/2010-slvyra-trophy-awards SLVYRA Trophy awards for the 2010 sailing season will be awarded on Sunday, 01 May. The winners are listed below. Congratulations to all. No publisher cpaynter 2011-04-28T23:57:24Z News Item https://www.slvyra.ca/news/2011-cya-womens-national-keel-boat-championship The CYA WNKC will be held this year at HYC, June 3rd, 4th, and 5th and include one day of on the water clinic and two days of racing. This year's choice of boat is the J/22. No publisher godind Course/Race Deux-Montagne Course - Race j22 j-22 j/22 2011-02-27T01:54:57Z News Item https://www.slvyra.ca/articles/the-j-22-pure-class The Canandaigua Jackrabbit, the Lake George North-East Championship, Rochester’s Jimmy regatta, the Canadian J/22 championship at PCYC, and the North American Championship in Buffalo: having participated in all those events, the Montreal J/22 fleet is active and is growing rapidly. The Hudson Yacht Club now has seven boats and hopes to add two more to the start-line for next season. Top racers in other fleets on the lakes are seriously discussing the opportunity to join the class. Rumors has it that a sharp looking J/22 has even been seen sailing Lake St-Louis. No publisher godind À Suivre - To Follow Course/Race Deux-Montagne Classe - Class Organisation - Organization 2010-12-01T03:38:26Z News Item https://www.slvyra.ca/articles/how-buoys-are-made-art-devries I was reviewing some old files when I came across this story written by Art de Vries. Sadly I omitted to publish it whilst he was still with us. So I am publishing it now, posthumously, with regrets. Art built and maintained all the racing buoys that are used on our two lakes, and this is a little story as to how he went about it. Please enjoy. I did! Please click on the button and read on.... No publisher cpaynter 2010-11-26T03:07:08Z News Item