A Decade in the Making: HaiSea Guides First LNG Carrier into Kitimat
April 29, 2025 The full HaiSea fleet worked together for the first time in its most anticipated operation to date: to escort the first LNG carrier up Douglas Channel and safely assist it into its berth at LNG Canada’s marine…
Read MoreCharting a Course in the Marine Industry: A Conversation with Lorri Stewart, First Chairwoman of the Board at BC Chamber of Shipping
April 25, 2025 When Lorri Stewart first started working in the marine industry, she never dreamed it would become a lifelong career. Lorri got her start with Seaspan Ship Management, before later joining Seaspan Marine Petrobulk. 30 years later, Lorri is now…
Read MoreQ1 Marine Recap: All About LNG
April 17, 2025 Every day out on the water, Seaspan’s red & white vessels make sure that goods, materials, and fuel are transported safely and efficiently through the Pacific Northwest. But even though that everyday work was consistent, this was…
Read MoreQ1 Shipyards Recap: New contracts, old friends
April 16, 2025 From new additions that will help drive increased business to old friends stopping by for regular maintenance, there was no shortage of work at any of Seaspan’s three shipyards in the first few months of 2025. And…
Read MoreVictoria Shipyards and TOTE Services: Celebrating a decades-long partnership anchored in collaboration
April 7, 2025 For Phil Morrell, Vice President of Marine Operations at TOTE Services, building positive relationships is a critical part of the marine industry. “The industry is small, but what makes it special is the strong sense of community.…
Read MoreCelebrating National Engineering Month: Meet some of the engineers helping drive improvement at Vancouver Shipyards
March 31, 2025 National Engineering Month is held annually in March, serving as a celebration of the heart and soul of engineers – their passion, commitment, and action toward making the world a better place. We’re proud of the skill and…
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