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Lifejackets and PFDs - Children survive boating accidents more often than their parents. Why? Children wear flotation devices ...Wear your Lifejacket!

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Carbon monoxide (CO) is a gas that you can’t see, taste or smell. Just a few breaths can cause brain damage and death. Check your boat for places where CO may present a danger, such as near engine and generator exhausts.

Be a safe boater - Take A Course! Be Prepared! - www.boatingsafety.gc.ca

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Operator Competency Card - Many types of boating safety courses are offered all across Canada. Learn boating safety basics in the classroom. Safety starts on the shore. Get trained, get your card, be safe, have fun!

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Explosion Protection - Always use certified marine parts - www.boatingsafety.gc.ca

Protect yourself, your boat and your guests from fire and explosion. Run your blower for at least four minutes before starting your engine. Use only ignition protected parts - automotive parts and marine parts are not the same!

Over time, your boat may develop mechanical, electrical, structural or fuel system problems. Left unnoticed, they can result in loss of life and property. Make sure your boat is safe. Get it inspected by an accredited marine surveyor or technician.