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The amount and species of fish caught in different parts of the world will impact local fishers and make fisheries management more difficult.

Goal is to have a world-leading marine safety system that protects Canada’s coasts from oil tanker spills

New studies warn that megadroughts and superstorms could become regular events in the US if burning fossil fuels continues.

The violence of typhoons that devastate Asian coastal regions is being magnified by rising sea surface temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions.

The “elephants” of Greenland and Antarctica are on the move, flexing their big bodies, and getting ready to go for a swim in the ocean. We have time to begin adapting to the new reality,

Seaspan’s investment supports our leadership in graduate education and research that will advance B.C.’s shipbuilding and marine industries into the future

This is a robust product that can be deployed in a real-world environment and can produce power and water

On World Oceans Day (June 8), Canadians across the country say we're not doing enough to care for our oceans, and they're prepared to take action.