Seaspan raises $200,000 for United Way British Columbia

February 1, 2023 2022 was a record-breaking year for Seaspan’s annual fundraising campaign for the United Way. Seaspan is donating $200,000 to United Way British Columbia, which represents the largest single contribution that Seaspan has ever made to United Way…

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Polar Progress: Find out what’s happening behind the scenes in the development of Canada’s new Polar Icebreaker

January 31, 2023 It has been nearly 60 years since a Polar Icebreaker was built in Canada and the industry has come a long way since then. Under the National Shipbuilding Strategy, Seaspan is designing and building a new Polar…

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Keeping Quiet: New Research Aims to Protect Marine Life by Reducing Underwater Ship Noise

January 22, 2023 The ocean can be a loud place to live. In fact, marine mammals use sound to communicate, navigate, feed and detect danger. But over the past several decades, an increasing number of human-caused sources have been filling…

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A YEAR-IN-REVIEW: IT’S FULL SPEED AHEAD FOR ALL THREE SEASPAN SHIPYARDS IN 2023

December 28, 2022 What a year it was for Seaspan Shipyards. Whether it was building or designing ships for the Royal Canadian Navy or the Canadian Coast Guard, completing regular maintenance on artic-bound cruise ships, or undertaking long-term upkeep on…

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A year-in-review: A look back on our top headlines from 2022

December 23, 2022 It was a busy year for all of us at Seaspan. From announcing new Indigenous partnerships, to growing our sustainability efforts, to making incredible progress on the ships we’re building under the National Shipbuilding Strategy, 2022 was…

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Edward Ross: At Home on the High Seas

“I grew up on the water. It’s just in my blood.” Meet Edward Ross, a Cook/Deckhand with Seaspan, who has worked on nearly all of our coastal and gulf vessels during his time with us, travelling up and down the West…

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