Seaspan

Seaspan A Canadian leader in shipbuilding, ship repair, and marine transportation.

At Seaspan, we take pride in our work and in creating an inclusive workplace where everyone belongs. Across our shipyar...
08/31/2026

At Seaspan, we take pride in our work and in creating an inclusive workplace where everyone belongs.

Across our shipyards, marine, energy and ferry operations, our teams support Canada's marine industry year-round by building, designing, operating and repairing vessels.

Unsurprisingly, our teams brought that same spirit of dedication and community to the Pride events they participated in earlier this summer!

These photos highlight the Seaspan booth at the Victoria Pride Festival, which was entirely organized and led by employee volunteers, as well as our Pride activation at Vancouver Shipyards.

A big thank you to everyone who participated, volunteered and stopped by to show their support!

We were pleased to welcome the Hon. Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry, at Vancouver Shipyards yesterday afternoon, and ...
08/28/2026

We were pleased to welcome the Hon. Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry, at Vancouver Shipyards yesterday afternoon, and showcase how Seaspan is at the forefront of building a Canadian sovereign capability.

From our end-to-end design and engineering, to our complex construction capability, our dedicated workforce takes pride in every design, every weld, every launch. 🍁

Looking to learn more about a career with Seaspan? Come say hello to our recruitment team tomorrow at Port Day! Hosted b...
08/28/2026

Looking to learn more about a career with Seaspan? Come say hello to our recruitment team tomorrow at Port Day!

Hosted by the Port of Vancouver - Port de Vancouver, we’ll be at the Seaspan booth outside along the promenade from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ready to answer questions about working at sea with Seaspan Marine and on shore at the shipyards.

Our friendly sea lion mascot Stella will also be at the ready to give high fives and bring good vibes.

Sea you there tomorrow!

Location: Canada Place, Vancouver. Outside along the west promenade closest to the Vancouver Convention Centre East Building.

Date: Saturday, August 29 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

As Canada’s largest port, summer at the Port of Vancouver means welcoming cruise ships and visitors from around the worl...
08/27/2026

As Canada’s largest port, summer at the Port of Vancouver means welcoming cruise ships and visitors from around the world to explore what Vancouver has to offer.

Vancouver Drydock is proud to play a role in keeping cruise ships well maintained and on the move so that cruise-goers can focus on getting to their destination and taking in that gorgeous view of the North Shore mountains and the Vancouver skyline. ✨

When the Azamara Pursuit stopped by last week for some routine maintenance, we knew we had to snap a few pics at golden hour.

With the project wrapped up, the Azamara Pursuit will soon be taking passengers from Vancouver to Alaska to take in some beautiful sights of nature. Safe travels!

Hats off, grads! Earlier this summer, 14 apprentices from Seaspan's Victoria Shipyards graduated from Camosun College, ...
08/19/2026

Hats off, grads!

Earlier this summer, 14 apprentices from Seaspan's Victoria Shipyards graduated from Camosun College, proudly crossing the stage with their Red Seal trades certifications.

“We know first-hand how hard the apprentices work, and it was great to be there to show our continued support of them. At Seaspan, our goal is to create an environment where the only thing an apprentice has to worry about is doing their best at school,” said Reg Gladstone, Workforce Development Specialist at Victoria Shipyards, who attended the event.

The marine industry can be challenging, but apprentices at Victoria Shipyards are graduating with real-world experience and up to 6,360 required hours on the job for some trades, in addition to up to 40 weeks of technical study.

By partnering with Camosun College, we help more people find great careers while building a stronger, more sustainable maritime industry right here in British Columbia.

To all the graduates, congratulations! We can't wait to see what you do next. 🎓️

08/07/2026

A little rain didn't stop more than 5,000 employees, family and friends from having a blast at this year's Vancouver Shipyards open house event.

From miniature gantry crane demonstrations to interactive exhibits, our shipyard teams showed up ready to give their loved ones a behind-the-scenes look at Seaspan's operations.

The sense of pride was something that could be felt throughout the day, as welders, electricians, painters, engineers and folks all across Seaspan explained their part in building ships for Canada, in Canada.

From witnessing the impressive red steel blocks that will form the heavy polar icebreaker for the Canadian Coast Guard to going onboard the future HMCS Protecteur with the Royal Canadian Navy, guests were awed by the scale and complexity of the ships being built right here in North Vancouver.

Visitors also enjoyed live entertainment, delicious frozen treats and, of course, a friendly greeting from everyone's favourite mascot, Stella the Sea Lion, who swam over to participate in the fun!

Thank you to everyone who helped make this special day a success, including our Seaspan team members, events team and community partners:

MONOVA: Museum & Archives of North Vancouver
Vancouver Warriors
United Way BC - Lower Mainland
Washington Kids Foundation

Less than two years after launching operations, Seaspan Energy has officially completed 150 ship-to-ship LNG bunkerings,...
07/29/2026

Less than two years after launching operations, Seaspan Energy has officially completed 150 ship-to-ship LNG bunkerings, making Seaspan the world’s #7 LNG bunkering service by volume.

Following last week’s announced expansion of FortisBC's Tilbury LNG facility in Delta, BC, Seaspan Energy is excited to continue its rapid growth to help meet growing global demand for lower-emission marine fuels.

"Completing 150 LNG bunkering operations in just 18 months is an incredible achievement for our team. This milestone reflects the hard work and commitment of our vessel crews and shoreside staff, who have built a reputation for delivering safe, reliable LNG bunkering. I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished together and grateful for the trust our global customers continue to place in our team."

— Harly Penner, President, Seaspan Energy

Read the full press release on our website: https://www.seaspan.com/press-release/seaspan-energy-surpasses-150-lng-bunkering-operations-ranks-seventh-globally-by-lng-bunkering-volume/

Seaspan team members got out their golf clubs last week, ready to support the Urban Spirit Foundation's annual Charity G...
07/22/2026

Seaspan team members got out their golf clubs last week, ready to support the Urban Spirit Foundation's annual Charity Golf Classic.

The Urban Spirit Foundation is dedicated to the success and self-reliance of urban Indigenous people in Metro Vancouver. Seaspan is a long-time partner of the Urban Spirit Foundation, along with ACCESS // Aboriginal Community Career Employment Services Society Futures, and has been proud to support with education and training opportunities, scholarships and poverty relief.

This year, Seaspan's three teams brought their best energy to the golf course, cheered on by Seaspan's mascot, Stella the Sea Lion, who was incredibly excited to be there for the second year running.

For Seaspan’s Indigenous Recruitment & Liaison Coordinator, George Michell, the tournament was about more than just a day on the course: "It’s an opportunity to come together in support of Indigenous students and their futures. Hearing the success stories of bursary recipients reminds us that investments in education create lasting impacts for individuals, families, and communities. I’m proud that Seaspan continues to support this important work.”

Thanks to everybody that came out!

Canada Day might be over, but Seaspan's team of skilled Vancouver Drydock and Seaspan Marine employees are ready to cele...
07/02/2026

Canada Day might be over, but Seaspan's team of skilled Vancouver Drydock and Seaspan Marine employees are ready to celebrate and support Canadian vessels year-round.

Earlier this summer, our Vancouver Drydock team waved goodbye to the Canadian Coast Guard's vessel, CCGS John P. Tully after it stopped by for upgrades including the installation of two new cabins for science researchers, new towing bollards, and renewal of the scientific water line.

Now, the 69-metre vessel is back out on the water, supporting scientific research on the east coast of Vancouver Island.

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