(Re)Introducing Seaspan Marine: World-Class Marine and Supply Chain Solutions on the West Coast
March 26, 2025 With over a century’s experience supporting coastal commerce, Seaspan Marine is a major partner in the Pacific Northwest marine economy. Between our iconic fleet of red & white tugboats and barges, to the most reliable, daily commercial…
Read More(Re)Introducing: Seaspan Shipyards – Experts in ship design, construction, repair, and maintenance
March 24, 2025 Located in the Pacific Northwest, Seaspan Shipyards’ operations consists of Vancouver Shipyards, Vancouver Drydock, and Victoria Shipyards, where we provide a complete range of shipyard services including design, new construction, conversion, refit, repair, life-cycle maintenance and refurbishment…
Read MoreSeaspan’s WiDS 2025 Remarkable Leaders: Julianne Nezgoda and Valerie Brandenburg
March 7, 2025 When Julianne Nezgoda first joined the military, she was immediately forced to confront the fact that her workspace was built to exclude her. As a former member of the Brazilian Navy, when she would come aboard a…
Read MoreHow Seaspan is Accelerating Action for Gender Equality in the Marine Industry
March 7, 2025 This story originally appeared in the North Shore News. This March, Seaspan is thrilled to be celebrating International Women’s Day — a moment to recognize the accomplishments of the women across our entire workforce and the wider…
Read MoreSeaspan Energy Completes first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering to a car carrier in Western North America
March 4, 2025 Seaspan Energy continues to celebrate milestones in the Port of Vancouver as the first company in Canada to provide ship-to-ship LNG bunkering. On March 1 in English Bay, the Seaspan Garibaldi successfully completed a ship-to-ship LNG bunkering…
Read MoreLearning on the Job: Being a Seaspan Intern
February 28, 2025 On January 6th, 2025, Seaspan welcomed 43 new faces to the company, spanning a diverse array of fields, from Engineering to Finance, Communications to Innovation — and just about everything in between. Despite the vast differences in…
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