Alberta

In Alberta many people enjoy spending time on the water with friends and family. Whether you’re cruising or sailing, it’s important to be aware of the laws surrounding alcohol consumption on boats in Alberta. In this article, we’ll answer some of the most frequently asked questions about drinking on boats in Alberta and explain the rules and penalties for violating

No, you can not operate a powered watercraft in Alberta without having a boating license (also known as a Pleasure Craft Operator Card) or another proof of competency on board with you. Other proofs of competency that are valid in Alberta include: A certificate that states you have successfully completed a boating safety course in Canada prior to April 1,

No, you do not need to have a boating license (PCOC) to rent a jet ski (PWC) in Alberta. Transport Canada allows you to rent a jet ski in Alberta without a boating license if: You completed and co-sign a Rental Safety Checklist with the rental company You understand the instructions provided by the rental company Please Note: The Rental Safety

No, you do not need to have a boating license (PCOC) to rent a boat in Alberta. Transport Canada allows you to rent a boat in Alberta without a boating license if: You completed and co-sign a Rental Boat Safety Checklist with the rental boat company You understand the instructions provided by the rental boat company Please Note: The Rental Safety

If you own a boat in Alberta, it is important to properly register or license it in order to legally operate it on the province’s waterways. In this article, we will outline the process for registering a boat in Alberta and explain the difference between boat licensing and boat registration. Table of Contents The Difference Between Boat Licensing And Boat