Corporate

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Seaspan Profile Video 2012

June 28, 2012

BC backs NSPS bid

July 25, 2011

Daily Planet: Tugboat Captain 101

Canadian Coast Guard 47" MLB (Motor Lifeboat)

Construction of a new 47" MLB (Motor Lifeboat) for the Canadian Coast Guard. Victoria Shipyards has built 29 SAR lifeboats for Canada in the last 10 years.

Mating and Launch of the PB34 Oil Barge

See the two halves of the brand new Marine Petrobulk 5.2 million litre double hull oil barge come together and then launch at Vancouver Shipyards facilities in North Vancouver, BC on April 6, 2009.

Island Princess Docking at Victoria Shipyards

Victoria Shipyards docks the massive cruiseship, Island Princess, at the Esquimalt Graving Dock. The Island Princess is 952ft long and 11,3000 grt with a crew of 1240. The cruise ship has the capability of carrying 2600 passengers. The Island Princess was at Victoria Shipyards for a major upgrade and refit. 500 plus workers supported by well over 1000 subcontractors worked around the clock over 17 days to accomplish all the work and return the vessel in time for its next scheduled sailing.

 

News

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Seaspan Eagle, Osprey & Kestrel Triple Commissioning

June 28, 2012

Seaspan and Government of Canada Celebrate the Completion of the NSPS Umbrella Agreement

Video Courtesy of the Vancouver Sun
January 12, 2012

NSPS Contract Awarded

Chek News Victoria
October 19, 2011

NSPS Business Reacts

Chek News Victoria
October 19, 2011

NSPS Shipbuilding Numbers

Chek News Victoria
October 19, 2011

NSPS & Shipbuilding on Canada's West Coast

Shaw TV The Daily
August 8, 2011

BC Stands Behind Seaspan (Vancouver Shipyards) Bid

Press Conference - July 25, 2011
Credit: Government of British Columbia (Ministry of Jobs, Tourism & Innovation)

 

Why Tankers Can Safely Navigate BC Waters

For more information please visit the Chamber of Shipping of British Columbia's website at www.cosbc.ca.

Responsible Practices

Learn about the strict regulatory regime that governs safe oil tanker transportation in BC. Meet the people who are committed to upholding the highest standards of practice to protect BC’s marine environment. Understand the proactive preventative and response measures in place to minimize risk to the environment and our communities. (Check back soon as additional content is being developed for this section.)

Strict Regulations

Tanker practices in BC are governed by strict regulations.

Working Together - Pilots and Tug Operators

Pilots and tug operators work together to keep BC waters safe

Keeping Waters Safe

Pilots committed to keeping BC waters safe

Environmental Stewardship and Security

Environmental stewardship and security in Vancouver Harbour

Safe Loading Operations

Strict operating protocols ensure safe loading operations

British Columbia Prepared to Respond

Always prepared to respond in BC waters