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Council Meetings
Saturday, 6th March 2010 10:00 A.M.
Swan on the Rideau Resturant
2730 River Rd., Manotick
MO's are to be invited
AGM
Saturday, 8th May, 10:30 A.M.
Holiday Inn, Kingston
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Rideau District
The District comprises seven Squadrons. Kingston, Brockville and Cornwall Squadrons are based (west to east respectively) on the north shores of eastern Lake Ontario and of the St Lawrence River and Seaway. Oiseau Rock Squadron operates in the Upper Ottawa River Valley around Deep River, Pembroke and Petawawa between Cobden and Mattawa. Britannia and Ottawa Squadrons are based in the National Capital Region. Rideau Lakes Squadron is based around Perth, Westport and Smiths Falls in the Rideau Lakes and Rideau Waterway between Brockville/ Kingston and Ottawa.
About Rideau District
Rideau District is geographically large; 178 statute miles (287 km) from Deep River in the northwest to Cornwall in the southeast and 104 miles (168 km) from Kingston in the southwest to Ottawa in the northeast.
The elevations of boating waters in the District range from highs of about 429 ft (130.9m) above sea level on the Tay Canal at Perth and 500 ft (152.5m) on the Holden Lake section of the Ottawa River. The lows are 152 ft (46.5m) on the St. Lawrence River below Cornwall and 137 ft (41.8m) on the Ottawa River above Carillon Dam. Lake Ontario is at 243 ft (74.1m).
The neighbouring CPS Districts are Quinte District to the southwest, Voyageur District to the northwest and Amiral and St Lawrence Districts to the east. District 6 of United States Power Squadrons lies to the south.
Squadron Information
With the introduction of Web Based Administration (WBA) ID Numbers have changed, Rideau District is now g10012h and the Squadrons as shown above.
Membership numbers are as of January 10th 2010.
MAREP Coverage
District MAREP Officer:
| Squadron |
Area |
Charts |
MAREP Officer |
| Britannia |
Ottawa River from Britannia Bay to Chenaux (Lac Deschenes, Chats Lake) |
1550 & 1551 |
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| Brockville |
St Lawrence River from Iroquois Lock to Gananoque |
1434, 1435 & 1436 |
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| Cornwall |
St Lawrence River from Snell Lock to Ontario Border (Lake St Francis) |
1432 & 1433 |
Vacant |
| St Lawrence River from Eisenhower Lock to Iroquois Lock (Lake St Lawrence) |
1433 & 1434 |
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| Ottawa River from Cumberland Ferry to Carillon Dam |
1514 & 1515 |
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| Kingston |
St Lawrence River west of Gananoque. Lake Ontario - Kingston to Main Duck Is. & Upper Gap. Kingston - Jones Falls |
1437, 1438, 1439, 2017, & 1513 |
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| Oiseau Rock |
Ottawa River - Petawawa & Pembroke area |
1552 & 1553 |
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| Ottawa River - Deep River area |
1553 |
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| Ottawa River - Holden Lake |
1554 |
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| Ottawa |
Rideau Canal from Ottawa to Kemptville. Ottawa River from Ottawa to Cumberland Ferry |
1512 & 1514 |
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| Rideau Lakes |
Rideau Canal and Rideau Lakes from Kemptville to Jones Falls. Tay Canal |
1512 & 1513 |
Vacant |
Port Captains
What is a “Port Captain”?
Port Captains are CPS members who stand ready to assist boaters in their area.
Port Captains provide reliable information on the area, and comradeship to visitors. Port Captains keep information on hand that a visiting skipper may request over the telephone, such as:
- Navigation hazards which may not be apparent on current charts;
- Location and telephone numbers of local doctors and dentists who are willing to treat a transient patient;
- Location and telephone numbers of ambulances or rescue squads;
- Location and telephone numbers of mechanics, repair yards, sail repair, marine fittings and marine equipment stores; and
- The closest source of provisions, recommended restaurants and motels.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Recipients of information from Port Captains should realize that the information is given in good faith and to the best of their knowledge, and that the Port Captain, and Canadain Power and Sail Squadrons, can not be held responsible for any loss or damage that may be sustained as a result of the advice offered.
District Port Captain:
CPS Port Captains Roster (Members Only)
| Squadron |
Area |
Port Captain |
| Britannia |
Ottawa River from Britannia Bay to Chenaux (Lac Deschenes, Chats Lake) |
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| Brockville |
St Lawrence River from Iroquois Lock to Gananoque |
Vacant |
| Cornwall |
St Lawrence River from Snell Lock to Ontario Border (Lake St Francis) & St Lawrence River from Eisenhower Lock to Iroquois Lock (Lake St Lawrence) & Ottawa River from Cumberland Ferry to Carillon Dam |
Ross Alguire
(613) 938-2964 |
| Kingston |
St Lawrence River west of Gananoque. Lake Ontario - Kingston to Main Duck Is. & Upper Gap. Kingston - Jones Falls |
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| Oiseau Rock |
Deep River area |
Roger Bakewell
(613) 584-4058 |
| Petawawa - Pembroke area |
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| Holden Lake |
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| Ottawa |
Lower Ottawa River - Ottawa to Montebello |
Vacant |
| Rideau Canal - Ottawa to Burritts Rapids |
Vacant |
| Outaouais/ Rideau |
Vacant |
| Rideau Lakes |
Upper Rideau Lakes - Westport |
Bob Bradley
(613) 273-4466 |
| Jones Falls - Rideau Ferry |
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| Rideau Ferry - Kemptville |
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