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Galileo Galilei is dredging the bay’s access channel, increasing its depth from -14 metres tot -16 metres and improving maritime accessibility to the port area.
For the offshore operations, Saipem will employ its construction vessels that are currently deployed in the region.

Canada’s Sydney, Nova Scotia as deepwater port for polar icebreakers

Sydney, Nova Scotia, on Canada’s North Atlantic coast, has been selected by the Canadian Coast Guard as the preferred site for a new deepwater servicing port dedicated to its future fleet of polar icebreakers.

ABB Azipod propulsion to power new Canadian icebreaker, ‘Polar Max’

The icebreaker is expected to enter service by 2030 as part of Canada's National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS), in which Davie is a strategic partner

KOTUG signs MoU with British columbia institute of technology

Joint Pilot Tug Master training is requested more and more by various operators, ports and terminals in the world to increase port safety and efficiency

Seaspan begins construction on heavy polar icebreaker

This marks the first time a heavy polar icebreaker has been built in Canada in more than 60 years, and it will play a critical role in protecting our sovereignty for decades to come.

Nova Scotia proposes five offshore wind areas

Nova Scotia and Ottawa have narrowed the search for areas where offshore wind farms could be built.

Seaspan to build made-in-Canada heavy polar icebreaker

Seaspan Shipyards has been awarded the construction contract to build one of the Canadian Coast Guard’s (CCG) new heavy polar icebreakers.

Canada joins Global Offshore Wind Alliance

With the longest coastlines in the world, Canada is well positioned to partake in the $1-trillion global offshore wind energy market.

Bunkering service introduced with new barge fleet at strategic Canadian port

The port of Prince Rupert has recently welcomed the startup of Wolverine Terminals’ marine bunkering service for deep sea shipping.

Damen to deliver two fully electric ferries to City of Toronto

Damen has signed a contract with the City of Toronto in Canada for the delivery of two ferries.

Davie awarded first contract for design of icebreaker fleet

Chantier Davie Canada Inc. (Davie) has been awarded its first National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS) contract by the Government of Canada for the design of the six-ship fleet of Canada’s future Program Icebreakers.

Marine Renewables Canada and the National Hydropower Association strengthen ties

Canada boasts some of the world’s most promising tidal, wave, river current, and offshore wind energy resources.

Nova Scotian tech startup revolutionizes bottom-trawling equipment

The company is shooting for commercial release in 2024, with the goal of finding a middle ground between environmental concerns and fisher livelihoods

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