The Ontario Government has announced the extension of the Emergency Stay-At-Home Order, providing updated regulations that now require the closure of outdoor recreational amenities and marinas.  

In order to ensure the security and safety of our members, the Club is closed effective immediately and until further notice.  This closure includes TWC grounds and facilities such as the parking lot, lawn, storage trailers, clubhouse and washrooms.

This action reflects recommendations from Ontario Sailing and is consistent with the decisions of all other clubs of the Outer Harbour Sailing Federation which are also closed.

As a result of this closure, the locks on the entry gate and all storage containers have been changed and we ask all members to stop visiting the club immediately. 

City by-law officers and/or the police may enforce with fines and penalties which start at $750 for individuals, significantly more for the club. 

Those with storage will receive a separate email later today with instructions on making an appointment to arrange for one-time pick up and removal of any gear from TWC property. Once removed, equipment may not be returned until after the lock down regulations are lifted.

We thank you for your support and cooperation during this challenging period and hope that everyone will do their part to successfully “flatten the curve”. Please click here to contact us with any questions.

The Ontario Government new Lockdown Order went into effect at 12:01 am on April 8. There were no changes to the portion of the Regulations that impact boating clubs or marinas (the category that we fall within), as such, the Toronto Windsurfing Club remains open for individual sailing with current restrictions in place. 

Stay home if you are not feeling well and use Ontario's online COVID-19 screening tool if unsure of your symptoms.

Note that only 1 person is permitted in the storage containers and washroom at a time and masks are mandatory in these spaces.  Please maintain a 2m distance between yourself and others and wash your hands regularly (hand sanitizer is available in every trailer).

Keep safe, be kind, stay healthy. 

Toronto Windsurfing Club

The Ontario government has announced a provincewide emergency brake that will be effective for at least 4 weeks starting on Saturday, April 3, 2021, at 12:01 a.m.  The club remains open for individual sailing with current restrictions in place.

Racing and instruction are not permitted under the new guidelines, and the clubhouse is to remain closed.  

Face masks are mandatory in the storage containers and 2m distancing must be maintained with those not within your household. 

Have fun, stay active, stay safe!

It's time to prepare for another epic season out on the water!

Membership registration is now open! Register and pay before April 15 to receive the 10% early bird discount.

An email was sent to current members on March 15, if you don't see it in your inbox check your spam filter and add the club to your approved sender list so that you don't miss out on future communication.

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Although our Wednesday Night Races in 2020 didn't start until August we had a good turn out and tons of fun!

Click here to view race results.

Congratulations to everyone who participated and a huge thank you to those you volunteered to keep track of times.  Whether a seasoned sailor or beginner, these races are a great opportunity to enhance your skills while having fun out on the water with other members.

Information about 2021 races will be sent by email and posted online. We look forward to seeing you there!

In order to control the spread of COVID-19 it has been announced that a provincewide shutdown will be in effect across Ontario beginning at 12:01 am on Dec 26, 2020  through Jan 23, 2021 for Toronto and other identified areas and residents have been asked to stay home to the fullest extent possible. The clubhouse remains closed and access to storage available, however we remind members that only one person is permitted at a time and you are to wear a mask when entering the containers.  Hand sanitizer is available just inside the entrance to each container.

Thank you for working together to keep one another safe.

The City of Toronto is installing a new gate on Regatta Road on Thursday June 23.

This gate is intended to curb the many illegal activities going on in the area at night.

We don't have any specifics right now but members will still have unrestricted access to the club.

Click here for more details.

Read about this update here.