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Conservation officers encourage safe boating
OMI Agency
The snow is gone, the blackflies
are out - and the May long weekend
is within sight. For tens of thousands
of Ontario boaters and anglers, it's
the first chance to get the boat into
the water for another exciting season.
It's also a time to give some serious
thought to making this summer a
safe one on the water. With this goal
in mind, the Ontario Conservation
Officers Association (OCOA) proudly
joins the Canadian Safe Boating
Council (CSBC) to mark North
American Safe Boating Awareness
Week - May 21-27.
"Our members actively enforce
the laws regarding safe boating", says
OCOA President Mike Duncan, a
Conservation Officer, angler, and
boater himself. "It is the responsibility
of every boater to ensure that they
enjoy their favourite activity safely."
The OCOA and CSBC offer the
following tips for safe boating:
Wear your life jacket or PFD
PFDs save lives - but they
have to be worn to be useful.
Have enough life jackets or
personal flotation devices (PFDs) on
board for each passenger - it's the
law
Don't drink and boat
It is illegal and unsafe to consume
liquor on a vessel unless your boat is
equipped with sleeping, cooking,
and washroom facilities ANI) you
are anchored
Never operate a vessel after
consuming alcohol
Take a boating course
All operators of recreational vessels
in Ontario are required to possess a
Pleasure Craft Operator Card
In addition to taking the test to get
a card, all new boaters are
encouraged to take a boating safety
course.
Be prepared
Be sure to carry the safety
equipment legally required for your
boat
Be familiar with the operation of
your boat and know its limitations
for passengers and gear
Check your equipment - winter
storage can be hard on your gear
Beware of cold water risks
I lypothermia is a serious co
particularly in Ontario in May
Even on warm spring days,
thrown into cold water is a
threatening emergency if help Is
not nearby
"Our members will be on the
water during Safe Boating
Awareness Week'; adds Duncan. "I
encourage all anglers and boaters
to start now to help us make this
an accident free season:'
Anyone looking for more
information about boating safety is
encouraged to visit the Canadian www.ocoa.ca, or contact your local
Safe Boating Council website at Conservation Officer.
www.csbc.ca . For more information
about natural resources regulations.
and enforcement, please
the OCOA websit
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