Oil Tanker Safety Perspective
Trans Mountain oil tanker safety perspectives from global experts who live on British Columbia’s South Coast. The Resource Works report […]
Trans Mountain oil tanker safety perspectives from global experts who live on British Columbia’s South Coast. The Resource Works report […]
Biofouling via invasive aquatic species (IAS) is one problem that has been identified by the International Maritime Organization as a
The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) is responsible for the safe movement of ships in inland and coastal waters. Vital maritime
The international shipping community has sounded an alarm on proposed the moratorium of oil shipments on a significant portion of
The Honourable Judy M. Foote, Minister of Public Services and Procurement, announced on February 27, 2018, the completion of key
Current public interest in the marine oil spill hazard is high. Transport Canada recently initiated a national review of the
On March 18, 2013, the Canadian federal government announced the creation of the Tanker Safety Expert Panel. Captain Gordon Houston
Marine Environmental Response – Canada’s Ship-Source Oil Pollution Regime An effective marine environmental response is a need for many coastal
Commercial and regulatory changes are fuelling improvements in ship emissions. In this April 2015, BC Shipping News Fuelling Improvements in Ship Emissions Darryl
The Canadian Minister of Transport announced the creation of the Emergency Response Task Force under the Transport Dangerous Goods Directorate
Pacific Coast marine traffic is increasing as Canada relies heavily on a competitive international shipping industry to transport its trade
Ocean shipping matters to Canada. New international markets are becoming increasingly important to our economic future. However, geopolitical risk is