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H.A.R.C.

The Halifax Amateur Radio Club (H.A.R.C.), VE1FQ, has a long history dating back to its inception in 1933 and is one of the oldest amateur radio clubs in Canada. more...
Radio Amateurs of Canada is going through a transformation process. To learn more, and get involved, click here.
Scott Wood VE1QD will be giving a presentation on this process at the HARC general meeting on Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 7:30 PM.
Newsletter: The Reflector The June 2010 issue of The Halifax Amateur Club Reflector is now available.
Monthly Meeting
H.A.R.C.'s next monthly general meeting will take place Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 1930 hours (7:30 PM).
Scott Wood VE1QD will be giving a presentation on the RAC transformation process.

Brit Fader Memorial QSL Bureau
Brit Fader, VE1FQ, ran the VE1 and VE0 QSL bureau for over 49 years. He was Mr. QSL and Mr. Field Day for many of those years. The Brit Fader Memorial QSL Bureau, respectfully named in honour of VE1FQ, is operated by HARC.
You can check your account status here (current as of February 2010).

Upcoming Events

Thursday September 16: Basic Amateur Radio Course
Registration and introduction.
October: Greenwood Flea Market

News

Acadia - New Scotland Contester of the Year Award
The Maritime Contest Club is pleased to announce a new awards program for amateurs located in the Maritime Provinces of Canada. The first recipients of the awards will be announced in late 2011 for the period of January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010. For more information click here for the full press release, or visit the friendly folks of the Maritime Contest Club at their website.
QSL Bureau Query Service Updated
The QSL Bureau Query Service is now current as of April 17 2010.
HARC Repeater Use Policy
The HARC Repeater Use Policy is now being implemented. Click here for more info.