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- | An overview of sailing and cruising on Canada's coasts and waterways is of course a daunting task. After all, Canada is the second largest country on earth with extensive coastlines on the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans, all but one (Michigan) of the Great Lakes and innumerable smaller lakes and waterways. No single description of cruising conditions, weather patterns, or other classifications can be applied except perhaps for one: no tropical climate here (even so, the weather on the Great Lakes is generally warm and humid during the summer months...) Coastal navigation on all coasts can be challenging because of topography which often contributes to strong tidal currents. Careful planning and navigation are required. The Great Lakes, of course, are huge | + | An overview of sailing and cruising on Canada's coasts and waterways is, of course, a daunting task. After all, Canada is the second largest country on earth with extensive coastlines on the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans, all but one (Michigan) of the Great Lakes and innumerable smaller lakes and waterways. No single description of cruising conditions, weather patterns, or other classifications can be applied except perhaps for one: no tropical climate here (even so, the weather on the Great Lakes is generally warm and humid during the summer months...) Coastal navigation on all coasts can be challenging because of topography which often contributes to strong tidal currents. Careful planning and navigation are required. The Great Lakes, of course, are huge freshwater reservoirs and are not subject to tidal influences. |
==Charts== | ==Charts== | ||
The [http://www.chs-shc.gc.ca/pub/en/ Canadian Hydrographic Service] produces charts in both paper and digital formats. | The [http://www.chs-shc.gc.ca/pub/en/ Canadian Hydrographic Service] produces charts in both paper and digital formats. | ||
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+ | ; British Admiralty | ||
+ | : BA232a - Newfoundland, southern portion | ||
+ | : BA232b - Newfoundland, northern portion | ||
+ | : BA 424 - The Great Lakes | ||
+ | : BA1499 - Cross sound to Kodiak island | ||
+ | : BA1651 - Nova Scotia | ||
+ | : BA2431 - Cape Ommaney to Cross sound | ||
+ | : BA2462 - Windhambay to Icy point, Stephens passage and Lyn canal | ||
+ | : BA2516 - Gulf of Saint Lawrence | ||
+ | : BA3933 - Juan de Fuca strait to Dixon entrance | ||
+ | : BA4801 - Mexican Border to Chinook trough | ||
==Weather== | ==Weather== | ||
+ | ''See individual [[#Regions|regions]], [[#Ports, Marinas, and Islands|ports, and islands]]'' | ||
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+ | ===Weather links=== | ||
* [http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/marine/ Environment Canada] issues official marine forecasts several times a day for most major settlements and waterways on the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific coasts and the major inland lakes. Marine forecasts are also broadcast continuously, in English and French, on the VHF WX channels near major waterways and shipping routes | * [http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/marine/ Environment Canada] issues official marine forecasts several times a day for most major settlements and waterways on the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific coasts and the major inland lakes. Marine forecasts are also broadcast continuously, in English and French, on the VHF WX channels near major waterways and shipping routes | ||
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==Passages== | ==Passages== | ||
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* [[Passage North Atlantic-W-E|Trans-Atlantic]] - Canada to Europe (North Atlantic) | * [[Passage North Atlantic-W-E|Trans-Atlantic]] - Canada to Europe (North Atlantic) | ||
* [[Passage North Atlantic-E-W|Trans-Atlantic]] - Europe to Canada (North Atlantic) | * [[Passage North Atlantic-E-W|Trans-Atlantic]] - Europe to Canada (North Atlantic) | ||
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''Also see [[World MM Nets|World Cruiser's Nets]]'' | ''Also see [[World MM Nets|World Cruiser's Nets]]'' | ||
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====Customs==== | ====Customs==== | ||
* Firearms and ammunition MUST be declared on arrival | * Firearms and ammunition MUST be declared on arrival | ||
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NEXUS is designed to expedite the border clearance process for low risk, pre-approved travellers into Canada and the United States (Canadian and American crews). Full current details on the [http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/nexus/menu-eng.html Official NEXUS Webpage]. | NEXUS is designed to expedite the border clearance process for low risk, pre-approved travellers into Canada and the United States (Canadian and American crews). Full current details on the [http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/nexus/menu-eng.html Official NEXUS Webpage]. | ||
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- | Submit any health warnings/information | + | ====Health==== |
+ | {{GreenText|Submit any health warnings/information. Remove any of these sections do not apply to this particular country.}} | ||
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==Regions== | ==Regions== | ||
====Atlantic Region==== | ====Atlantic Region==== | ||
- | + | The coasts of '''New Brunswick''' and [[Nova Scotia]], including the '''Bay of Fundy'''), [[Newfoundland|Newfoundland &<br />Labrador]], the '''Gulf of St. Lawrence''' and the St. Laurence River to and beyond Montreal. | |
====Pacific Region==== | ====Pacific Region==== | ||
- | + | The [[Strait of Georgia]], and the coast of '''British Columbia''' including the Inside Passage to Alaska. | |
- | ====Great Lakes==== | + | ====[[Great Lakes]]==== |
- | + | St. Lawrence River west of Montreal's locks on the St. Lawrence Seaway), Lake Ontario, the Welland Canal that by-passes Niagara Falls, Lake Erie, Lake St. Clair, Lake Huron and Georgian Bay (including the North Channel), Lake Superior. | |
====Northwest Passage and Hudson Bay==== | ====Northwest Passage and Hudson Bay==== | ||
- | + | For the truly intrepid... | |
- | == | + | ==Ports, Marinas, and Islands== |
- | This Wiki | + | This Wiki attempts to cover only those ports that would be of particular interest to cruising yachts. |
''Also see [[Great Lakes]]''. | ''Also see [[Great Lakes]]''. | ||
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- | |id="Nova Scotia | + | | id="Nova Scotia" | |
- | + | {{dest| Cape Breton Island |i|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Halifax |e|h|m|a|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Chester |h|m|a}} | |
- | + | {{dest| LaHave |e|m}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Lunenburg |e|h|m|a}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Parrsboro |a|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Pictou |h|m}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Port Medway |h|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Pugwash |m|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Sheet Harbour |a|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Sherburne |e|h|m|a}} | |
+ | {{dest| Yarmouth |e|m}} | ||
- | |id="New Brunswick | + | | id ="New Brunswick" | |
- | + | {{dest|Caraquet |h|m|e}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Chatham |h|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Dalhousie |m|e}} | |
- | : | + | {{dest|Grand Manan Island|i}} |
- | + | : {{dest|North Head Harbour |e|h|a}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Newcastle, New Brunswick |h|d}} | |
+ | {{dest|Saint John |h|e|m|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|St Andrews |h|m|a}} | ||
- | |id="Prince Edward | + | | id ="Prince Edward" | |
- | + | {{dest|Charlottetown|h|e|m|a}} | |
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- | + | | [[Newfoundland|Newfoundland &<br />Labrador]] ||[[Quebec]] || [[Ontario]] | |
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- | + | {{dest|Corner Brook|h|e|a|d}} | |
- | + | {{Dest|Fogo Island|i|h|a}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Fortune|h|d}} | |
+ | {{dest|Harbour Grace|h|e|d}} | ||
+ | {{Dest| Lewisporte |h|m}} | ||
+ | {{dest|St John's|h|e|d}} | ||
: ''Also see'': | : ''Also see'': | ||
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- | |id=" | + | | id="Quebec" | |
- | + | {{dest|Gaspe|e|m|a}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Port Alfred|h|a|d}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Rimouski|h|e|m}} | |
- | + | {{dest|Riviere du Loup|m}} | |
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- | |id=" | + | | id="Ontario" | |
- | + | {{dest|Brockville|h|e|m|a}} | |
+ | {{dest|Cornwall|h|e|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Goderich|h|m|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Kingston Canada|label= Kingston |m|e|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Toronto|h|e|m|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Welland|h|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Sarnia |m}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Lake Huron}} | ||
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- | | | + | | [[Strait of Georgia|Strait of Georgia /<br />(Gulf Islands)]] ||[[Vancouver Island]] || [[British Columbia]] |
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- | |id=" | + | | id ="Strait of Georgia" | |
- | : | + | {{dest|Anvil Island|i|d}} |
+ | {{dest|Bowen Island|i|m|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Chatham Islands|i|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Gabriola Island|i|m|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Galiano Island|i|m|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Gambier Island|i|m|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Keats Island|i|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Pender Island|i|m|a}} | ||
+ | : {{dest|Pender Island#Poets Cove Marina |label=Poets Cove Marina|e|m}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Port Graves|i|a|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Saltspring Island|i|h|m|a|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Thetis Island|i|m|a}} | ||
+ | {{dest|Vancouver Island|i|e|h|m}} | ||
- | |id=" | + | | id="Vancouver Island" | |
- | + | {{dest|Campbell River|e|h|m}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Comox|e|a|m}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Duncan |a|m}} | |
+ | {{dest| Nanaimo |e|h|m|a|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest| Port Alberni|e|h|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest| Port Hardy|e|h|m|a|d}} | ||
+ | {{dest| Sidney|e|m}} | ||
+ | {{dest| Victoria |e|m}} | ||
- | |id=" | + | | id="British Columbia" | |
- | + | [[Cortes Bay]] | |
- | + | {{dest|Kitimat|e|m}} | |
- | + | [[Lund]] | |
- | + | [[Okeover Harbour]] | |
- | + | {{Dest|Prince Rupert Harbour|e|h|m|a}} | |
- | + | [[dest| Refuge Cove|]] | |
- | + | {{dest|Vancouver|e|h|m|a}} | |
- | + | {{dest| Kitimat|e}} | |
- | | | + | {{dest| Prince Rupert Harbour|e|h|m|a}} |
+ | {{dest| Vancouver|e}} | ||
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==Transportation== | ==Transportation== | ||
- | + | ''See individual [[#Regions|regions]], [[#Ports, Marinas, and Islands|ports, and islands]]''. | |
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==Friends== | ==Friends== | ||
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* {{wikipedia}} | * {{wikipedia}} | ||
* {{Wikivoyage}} | * {{Wikivoyage}} | ||
+ | * [http://www.noonsite.com/Countries/Canada Noonsite] | ||
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The Dreamspeaker Guides by Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones cover the area around Vancouver Island in great depth in six volumes. Their focus is on lovely anchorages as much as on Marinas and services. The individual volumes are: | The Dreamspeaker Guides by Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones cover the area around Vancouver Island in great depth in six volumes. Their focus is on lovely anchorages as much as on Marinas and services. The individual volumes are: | ||
- | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The Gulf Islands & Vancouver Island: Victoria & Sooke to Nanaimo, Volume 1|Harbour (March 10, 2006)|978-1550174021}} | + | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|[http://www.amazon.com/Dreamspeaker-Cruising-Guide-Vancouver-Victoria/dp/1550174029 Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The Gulf Islands & Vancouver Island: Victoria & Sooke to Nanaimo, Volume 1]|Harbour (March 10, 2006)|978-1550174021}} |
- | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: Desolation Sound & the Discovery Islands: Volume 2| | + | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|[http://www.amazon.com/Dreamspeaker-Cruising-Desolation-Discovery-Islands/dp/0996979956 Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: Desolation Sound & the Discovery Islands: Volume 2]|FineEdge.com LLC; 4th edition (March 13, 2017)|978-0996979955}} |
- | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|Vancouver, Howe Sound | + | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|[http://www.amazon.com/Dreamspeaker-Cruising-Guide-Vancouver-Sunshine/dp/1550177362 Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: Vancouver, Howe Sound & the Sunshine Coast: Volume 3, 3rd Edition]|Harbour (April 30, 2016)|978-1550177367}} |
- | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones| | + | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|[http://www.harbourpublishing.com/title/Dreamspeaker42ed Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The San Juan Islands, Volume 4]|Harbour (February 2016)|978-1-55017-717-6}} |
- | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The Broughtons: Vancouver Island, Kelsey Bay to Port Hardy, Volume 5|Harbour ( | + | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|[http://www.amazon.com/Dreamspeaker-Cruising-Guide-Broughtons-Vancouver/dp/1550177133 Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The Broughtons: Vancouver Island, Kelsey Bay to Port Hardy, Volume 5, 2nd Edition]|Harbour (May 30, 2016)|978-1550177138}} |
- | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|A Dreamspeaker | + | * {{Reference|Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones|[http://www.harbourpublishing.com/title/DreamspeakerCruisingGuideVolume62017 A Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide, Vol. 6: The West Coast of Vancouver Island]| Harbour 2nd edition (October 2017)|978-1-55017-817-3}} |
More information can be found at [http://www.dreamspeakerguides.com/ Dreamspeaker Guides Website]. | More information can be found at [http://www.dreamspeakerguides.com/ Dreamspeaker Guides Website]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:27, 30 November 2023
Canada
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Capital | Ottawa |
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Language | English, French |
Currency | Canadian Dollar (CAD) |
Time zone | (UTC−3.5 to −8) , DST: (UTC−2.5 to −7) |
Calling code | +1 |
An overview of sailing and cruising on Canada's coasts and waterways is, of course, a daunting task. After all, Canada is the second largest country on earth with extensive coastlines on the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans, all but one (Michigan) of the Great Lakes and innumerable smaller lakes and waterways. No single description of cruising conditions, weather patterns, or other classifications can be applied except perhaps for one: no tropical climate here (even so, the weather on the Great Lakes is generally warm and humid during the summer months...) Coastal navigation on all coasts can be challenging because of topography which often contributes to strong tidal currents. Careful planning and navigation are required. The Great Lakes, of course, are huge freshwater reservoirs and are not subject to tidal influences.
Charts
The Canadian Hydrographic Service produces charts in both paper and digital formats.
- British Admiralty
- BA232a - Newfoundland, southern portion
- BA232b - Newfoundland, northern portion
- BA 424 - The Great Lakes
- BA1499 - Cross sound to Kodiak island
- BA1651 - Nova Scotia
- BA2431 - Cape Ommaney to Cross sound
- BA2462 - Windhambay to Icy point, Stephens passage and Lyn canal
- BA2516 - Gulf of Saint Lawrence
- BA3933 - Juan de Fuca strait to Dixon entrance
- BA4801 - Mexican Border to Chinook trough
Weather
See individual regions, ports, and islands
Weather links
- Environment Canada issues official marine forecasts several times a day for most major settlements and waterways on the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific coasts and the major inland lakes. Marine forecasts are also broadcast continuously, in English and French, on the VHF WX channels near major waterways and shipping routes
Passages
- Trans-Atlantic - Canada to Europe (North Atlantic)
- Trans-Atlantic - Europe to Canada (North Atlantic)
- Pacific Circumnavigation
Communication
Add here VHF channel for coastguard, harbor masters. etc.
Also see World Cruiser's Nets
Entrance
Arrival
First arrival MUST be made at a port of entry. Contact Customs on 1-888-CANPASS. CANPASS is a program to streamline customs and immigration clearance. Customs will require:
- Vessel's name
- Registration number
- Last port of call
- List of ports intending to visit
- Each crewmembers' full name, date of birth, nationality, purpose of visit and length of stay in Canada or, in the case of returning residents, length of absence.
- All personal goods being imported, including firearms and ammunition as well as alcohol and tobacco products, must be declared. Wine in excess of a handful of bottles is taxed. 1-888-CANPASS accepts duty payment via credit card.
You will then either be cleared to leave the area and enter Canada, or notified to wait for a customs or immigration officer to complete documents or conduct an examination. At the conclusion of the customs process, you will receive a "report number". This number should be displayed in a suitable place where it is visable to inspectors.
Departure
Details?
Customs and Immigration
Customs
- Firearms and ammunition MUST be declared on arrival
- PETS:- Dogs and cats require a rabies vaccination certificate or certificate stating rabies-free status. Those from the United States require the certificate to be signed and dated by a veterinarian indicating that the animal has been vaccinated against rabies within the last three years. This certificate must provide sufficient description and detail to enable adequate identification. The Rabies Certificate must be valid for 12 months and dated at least 30 days prior to entry into Canada
Immigration
Visas: Full current information on the Official Webpage. A six month stay is normally granted.
NEXUS is designed to expedite the border clearance process for low risk, pre-approved travellers into Canada and the United States (Canadian and American crews). Full current details on the Official NEXUS Webpage.
Health and Security
Health
Submit any health warnings/information. Remove any of these sections do not apply to this particular country.
Security
Details?
Regions
Atlantic Region
The coasts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, including the Bay of Fundy), Newfoundland &
Labrador, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the St. Laurence River to and beyond Montreal.
Pacific Region
The Strait of Georgia, and the coast of British Columbia including the Inside Passage to Alaska.
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River west of Montreal's locks on the St. Lawrence Seaway), Lake Ontario, the Welland Canal that by-passes Niagara Falls, Lake Erie, Lake St. Clair, Lake Huron and Georgian Bay (including the North Channel), Lake Superior.
Northwest Passage and Hudson Bay
For the truly intrepid...
Ports, Marinas, and Islands
This Wiki attempts to cover only those ports that would be of particular interest to cruising yachts.
Also see Great Lakes.
![Island icon](/images/b/b3/Island_icon.png)
![Port of entry icon](/images/7/71/Poe.jpg)
![Harbour icon](/images/e/e0/Sailboat_smallest_icon.png)
![Marina icon](/images/c/cf/Marina_icon.png)
![Anchorage icon](/images/3/3f/Anchor_Icon.png)
![Needs data icon](/images/d/d0/Question_icon.png)
Nova Scotia | New Brunswick | Prince Edward Island |
Grand Manan Island |
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Newfoundland & Labrador | Quebec | Ontario |
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Riviere du Loup |
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Sarnia |
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Strait of Georgia / (Gulf Islands) | Vancouver Island | British Columbia |
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Kitimat |
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Transportation
See individual regions, ports, and islands.
Friends
Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.
Forums
List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)
Links
References
The Dreamspeaker Guides by Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones cover the area around Vancouver Island in great depth in six volumes. Their focus is on lovely anchorages as much as on Marinas and services. The individual volumes are:
- Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones, Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The Gulf Islands & Vancouver Island: Victoria & Sooke to Nanaimo, Volume 1, Harbour (March 10, 2006), ISBN 978-1550174021
- Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones, Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: Desolation Sound & the Discovery Islands: Volume 2, FineEdge.com LLC; 4th edition (March 13, 2017), ISBN 978-0996979955
- Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones, Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: Vancouver, Howe Sound & the Sunshine Coast: Volume 3, 3rd Edition, Harbour (April 30, 2016), ISBN 978-1550177367
- Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones, Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The San Juan Islands, Volume 4, Harbour (February 2016), ISBN 978-1-55017-717-6
- Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones, Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide Series: The Broughtons: Vancouver Island, Kelsey Bay to Port Hardy, Volume 5, 2nd Edition, Harbour (May 30, 2016), ISBN 978-1550177138
- Anne and Laurence Yeadon-Jones, A Dreamspeaker Cruising Guide, Vol. 6: The West Coast of Vancouver Island, Harbour 2nd edition (October 2017), ISBN 978-1-55017-817-3
More information can be found at Dreamspeaker Guides Website.
Comments
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