The Royal Canadian Navy has put a foot forward in an initiative to be more inclusive and open to a diversity of genders by adopting gender-neutral ranks.
Canada Updates Measures For Cruise And Passenger Vessels Up To October 31, 2020
The Government of Canada continues to monitor the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic and the impacts it is having on the marine and tourism sectors.
Canada Makes Stronger COVID-19 Safety Requirements For Commercial Passenger Vessels And Ferries
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on March 13, 2020, the Public Health Agency of Canada advised Canadians to avoid all non-essential travel outside Canada.
Canada’s First LPG Marine Export Facility Gets A Grand Opening
AltaGas celebrates the grand opening of its Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal, located in Prince Rupert, British Columbia – the first marine export facility for propane in Canada.
Canadian Department Of National Defence Assigns ABS With RO Status
ABS is now authorized to survey non-combatant vessels and undertake certification activities in key hazard areas identified by the Naval Ship Code.
Canada To Undertake Risk Assessment Of Abandoned Vessels
The Government of Canada has awarded a contract to undertake an assessment of risks related to vessels of concern in Canadian waterways.
Shell Gives Green Light To Invest In LNG Canada
Shell Canada Energy, announced it has taken an FID on LNG Canada, a major LNG project in Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada, in which Shell has a 40% working interest.
TSB: Inadequate Maintenance And Voyage Planning Led To January 2017 Grounding Of Arca 1
TSB of Canada found that inadequate vessel maintenance and voyage planning guided by an underqualified crew led to the January 2017 grounding of the bunkering tanker Arca 1 near Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Partners Start Financing Waste-To-Chemistry Project In Rotterdam
A consortium of companies has signed a development agreement for the initial investments in an advanced waste-to-chemistry plant in Rotterdam.
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