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Photo: Pascal Rhéaume Québec, Québec, Canada – Le 23 juin 2020, le Centre de simulation et d’expertise maritime (CSEM), un centre de formation de pilotes maritimes et de développement de procédures portuaires de classe mondiale, annonçait la diffusion d’une vidéo d’information sur les nouvelles normes S-102, relative aux produits bathymétriques de surface. Dans la vidéo, le capitaine […]

Photo: Pascal Rhéaume Québec City, Quebec, Canada – June 23, 2020 – The Maritime Simulation and Resource Centre (MSRC), a world-class pilot simulation training and port feasibility studies facility, announced the release of an informational video on the new S-102 standards on surface bathymetry products. In the video, Captain Pascal Rhéaume, pilot and member of

   A Belfast Maritime Consortium led by Artemis Technologies has won a £33 million UK Government innovation grant to develop zero emissions ferries in the city, that will revolutionize the future of maritime transport. With further investment from consortium partners, the total project investment will reach close to £60m over the next four years, creating

(photo Canadian Coast Guard) All personnel onboard Canadian Coast Guard vessels going to the Arctic this season will be tested for COVID-19 before deployment. “This is a total of approximately 960 tests, including two crew changes throughout the season,” said Benoit Myrand, spokesman for the Canadian Coast Guard. “We are working with provincial health authorities

Photo: Pascal Rhéaume Québec, Québec, Canada – Le 23 juin 2020, le Centre de simulation et d’expertise maritime (CSEM), un centre de formation de pilotes maritimes et de développement de procédures portuaires de classe mondiale, annonçait la diffusion d’une vidéo d’information sur les nouvelles normes S-102, relative aux produits bathymétriques de surface. Dans la vidéo, le capitaine

Photo: ECSA The European Community Shipowners’ Associations (ECSA) and the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) pleads the EU has to start acting to resolve the current crew change crisis Due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, seafarers around the world have been facing difficulties in being replaced by other crew and getting repatriated. Specifically for Europe, the

Bruce Burrows, président et chef de la direction de la CCM Par Leo Ryan, rédacteur en chef La Chambre de commerce maritime (CCM), basée à Ottawa, a exhorté les autorités canadiennes et américaines à abandonner leurs voies réglementaires distinctes et à «conclure un accord bilatéral sur la gestion des eaux de ballast» dans le Couloir