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Nautical Capital

We are a business savvy community, with this affirmation comes the responsibility to keep this rightful title. In doing so we are always on the lookout for anything that can help us grow. Here are three concrete examples:

Marina certification

This classification program introduced in May 2007, is in the wake of the Association Maritime du Québec goal to revitalize the Québec network of marinas. The program focuses on the range of services, as well as the quality of those services and the quality of the installations, offered to boaters in a context of durable navigation. Four Saint-Paul-de-l’Île-aux-Noix marinas have already received their certification...

For more information visit the following:
www.nautismequebec.com/classification.php (french version)

Éco-marinas

Also in 2007, the Association Maritime du Québec (AMQ) launched the Éco-marina program of certification, which endorses environmentally safe management on the part of the marinas.

The program focuses on the marinas acquiring better environmental management in all aspects of their operations: from boat maintenance and repairs, dock maintenance, fuelling and pumping station procedures, etc.

For more information visit the following:
www.nautismequebec.com/eco.php (french version)

Québec Nautical Stations

The Île-aux-Noix/Lake Champlain Nautical Station was the second to emerge in the province.

The Association Maritime du Québec (AMQ) has recently launched a new program: "Québec Nautical Stations", a tool aimed at developing nautical sports in Québec. This program was inaugurated with the purpose of rallying all of the marine and nautical suppliers from a designated area, so they can offer residents and tourists alike all the necessary boating information under one roof.

For more information visit the following:
www.nautismequebec.com/station.php (french version)

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