Amateur Radio Nets An "on-the-air" gathering of Amateur Radio operators.

 “6 in the 6ix Net”: A new (November 2020) and growing net on 6m called the “6 in the 6ix Net” meet on Wednesday nights, 1930 ET on 50.416 MHz, USB. Net control is  Andrew, VE3YTP, in Etobicoke, ON (west side of Toronto). All are welcome. For more information please visit:

http://www.blueskiesandtailwinds.ca/6-in-the-6ix-net/

Digital Experimental Net (DEXNET): The Ottawa Valley Mobile Radio Club is operating a Digital Experimental Net (DEXNET) on Sunday evenings from the first Sunday after Labour Day to the last Sunday before Field Day, 20:00 Ottawa Local Time, 144.210 MHz, USB, Vertical Polarization.

The purpose of this net is to encourage those who have had a passing interest in operating the new, and some old, digital modes being heard on HF, to revisit getting their gear on the air and providing a forum for testing them with other Ottawa area enthusiasts.

For more information visit: https://www.ovmrc.on.ca/club-info/amateur-radio-info/amateur-nets-ottawa-area/dexnet/

The Bay Bridge Net: A joint service provided by the Quinte and Prince Edward Radio Clubs which meets at 7:30 pm Tuesday  local time year round. It also has a temporary Morning Edition every day at 10:00 am local time during the current pandemic. It runs on interconnected repeaters VE3TJU, VE3KFR and VE3QAR and is Allstar accessible.

Please refer to http://www.peradioclub.ca/  for connection details.

The Ontario 144 MHz SSB Net: Tuesday 2100 hrs, Kieran’s Ottawa Valley 144 MHz SSB Net, Ottawa/Almonte, 144.250 SSB.

Monday Night Net: at 8:00pm ET Monday, 147.24 +

This 2m net has been on the air for quite some time – dare one say years and in addition to the permanent population of the Haliburton Highlands, they also appeal to the cottage crowd that swells the county population 100x every summer! All are welcome to check in.

The net has a different net controller each week, is held every week of the year and is sponsored by the Minden Amateur Radio Club.

Peel ARC Nets: Peel Amateur Radio Club (Brampton, Ontario) hosts a number of regular weekly nets:

Wednesday Evening ARES Net 8:00pm 146.880 (-), 443.550 (+)
Thursday Morning Net: 10:00am 146.880 (-)
Tuesday Evening SSTV Net: 8:00pm 443.550 (+)
Sunday Evening 6 meter Net 9:00pm 53.190 (- 1 MHz)
Sunday Morning CW Net 10:00am on 3.685 MHz (+/- QRM)

Ontario Amateur Radio Service Net: The ONTARS net meets daily on 3.755 MHz from 7 am to 6pm daily ET with a different controller every hour. The net manager is Barry, VE3ISX.

The website provides controller opportunities, special events listings such as hamfests, and our very own ONTARS Market Place where Amateurs can post “Amateur only” type equipment listings. Inquiries:

For more information visit: www.ontars.com

The Sandbox Net: Meets daily on 3.733 at 22:30 UTC. Net manager is Cliff VA3CAF with different controllers each evening.

It is a roundtable, friendly discussion net with topics of general interest and a general meeting place where stations are called back in for 2nd and 3rd rounds depending on band conditions and net activity.

The netcan be reached at 
Website: www.sandboxnet.ca

The Ottawa Valley VHF/UHF SSB Net meets most Tuesdays at 21:00 on 144.250 MHz USB (upper sideband). To the extent possible, both horizontal and vertical polarization will be monitored during the net, although horizontal polarization is the generally accepted standard for SSB and weak signal work.

This is an informal net, open to any and all Amateurs who wish to check in. Operators are invited to test their station equipment, experiment, and discuss items of interest to other Radio Amateurs. After the net on 144.250 MHz, we will hold a quick roll call on 50.150 MHz, then 432.150 MHz, then other bands including 222.150 MHz, 903.150 MHz and 1296.100 MHz if stations are interested.

Members of the net are usually available to conduct or assist with special tests on antennas, other modes such as CW and FM and also using digital modes such as PSK31, SSTV and WSJT. Net Control tries his best to have the entire net and roll calls over by 2215hrs so the demand on your personal time is kept to a minimum. The regular Net Control station is Glenn, VE3XRA, located in FN25dj.

We look forward to chatting with you. Please join us.

Visit https://www.wcarc.on.ca/

The Sunparlor Amateur Radio Club 80m Net: The Sunparlor Amateur Radio Club in Leamington, Ontario has an 80 metre net at 13:00 local (EST) time on 3805 kHz  every Sunday.

The net is open to all and gives all an opportunity to check equipment and antennas.

The North Bay Amateur Radio Club VHF Net: Monday Mornings 0700 – 0800L on 145.110(-) . The operators change but all hams in the area or passing thru are welcome to check in.

The ABW (Anything But Weather) Net: meets on Thursday evenings at 1930 hours Eastern Standard Time, on 3740 kHz. The ABW net is a fairly casual ragchew net where we try to discuss … Anything But the Weather. Moderator is Susan Mogensen VE3MOG. All check-ins are welcome.

The York Region Amateur Radio Club Health & Welfare Net is a nightly net starting at 8:30 pm local time on the VE3YRA (145.350- CTCSS 103.5Hz) and VE3YRC (444.225+ No CTCSS) repeaters.

The net is open to all Amateurs and checks up on everyone’s status and whether they need any assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic and will continue to operate until it is over. To keep things interesting each night we ask a 10-second question of the net controller’s choosing to everyone who checks in. The net begins with a roll call of stations that have checked-in during the past week, then opens up to everyone else.