Browsing: Surface Interval

The hardy people on the island of Newfoundland have battled the elements, the ocean and…

Franklin Expedition series launches on March 26 on the AMC network

Franklin Expedition series launches on March 26 on the AMC network Early in “The “Terror,”…

The Maritime Museum of British Columbia hosts a Media Open House for the new featured…

The Niagara Divers’ Association will present its 24th Annual Shipwrecks Symposium on Saturday, April 7th,…

October 25, 2017 marks the 99th anniversary of the sinking of the SS Princess Sophia,…

AquaMermaid is dedicated to the happiness of your inner mermaid. AquaMermaid is the newest, hottest swimming…

Declaring it has “something for everyone,” organizers of the Vancouver Aquarium’s 19th annual “Divers’ Weekend” Jan. 27-28 is expected to attract thousands of people.

Declaring it has “something for everyone,” organizers of the Vancouver Aquarium’s 19th annual “Divers’ Weekend”…

The Diving Almanac is the only compilation of such diverse and far-ranging information on the world diving community. It is meant to showcase the accomplishments of underwater explorers, scientists, engineers, freedivers and adventurers since Man first plunged into the sea more than six millennia ago.

Celebrating the underwater world since 2007! The Diving Almanac is the only compilation of such…

The best guide available to the Galapagos Islands. Download the comprehensive eBook, Dive and Travel…

If you are a diver, much of what you learn about topics such as decompression sickness and narcosis in your scuba diving classes is over-simplified and some of it is just plain wrong, as diver training agency texts have not kept pace with the science. Despite 170 years of research, the nature of decompression sickness, decompression stress and narcosis remains unknown

A diving helmet has played a role on dry land, as well as in the water. Its inventors, brothers John and Charles Deane, patented what they called a “Smoke Helmet” in 1823. It enabled fire fighters to work in smoke-filled areas.

A diving helmet has played a role on dry land, as well as in the…

For purists, there is nothing like a wooden boat. It handles the waves well. It is beautiful and displays the talents of its builder. Today, they are seen mainly at events showcasing historical vessels. Wooden boats require regular maintenance, so the rise of fibreglass and aluminum boats in the mid-20th century ended their popularity.

For purists, there is nothing like a wooden boat. It handles the waves well. It…

There are so many SHIPWRECKS in the Great Lakes, with more than 2,000 of them on the Canadian side of these “freshwater seas.”

There are so many SHIPWRECKS in the Great Lakes, with more than 2,000 of them…

“Dive and Travel Galápagos – eBook” is the latest in a series of informative dive…

Sometimes it is as difficult to prove the identity of a sunken ship as it…

Since 1959, the Vancouver Maritime Museum Society has worked to preserve and tell the maritime history of the Pacific Northwest and Arctic.

Since 1959, the Vancouver Maritime Museum Society has worked to preserve and tell the maritime…

Coral reefs are disappearing at an unprecedented rate around the world. A select team of divers, photographers and scientists set out to discover why and to reveal the underwater mystery to the world.

“It’s not too late for coral reefs…  indeed,  for many other ecosystems that are facing…

Canada was not exempt from piracy on the high seas. Edward Jordan led a diverse lifestyle. The Irishman had been a rebel in Ireland, as well as a fisherman and pirate in Nova Scotia, on Canada’s eastern seaboard.

Canada was not exempt from piracy on the high seas. Edward Jordan led a diverse…

Dive Scapa Flow has been THE definitive guide to diving the fabled wrecks of Scapa Flow, one of the world’s greatest wreck diving locations. This completely re-written and updated centenary edition marks the 100th anniversary of the scuttle of the 74 warships of the interned German High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow on 21st June, 1919 the greatest act of maritime suicide the world has ever seen.

Dive Scapa Flow has been THE definitive guide to diving the fabled wrecks of Scapa…

Everyone’s favorite week of television, “Shark Week,” makes waves in movie theaters nationwide for a one-night event this summer. The exclusive event features one of the best episodes from “Shark Week 2016,” along with a special episode of “Shark Week 2017” ahead of its television debut on Discovery Channel.

It’s no secret that the Bahamas is one of the most beautiful places on Earth.…

With a growing media focus on the plight of our oceans, it is easier than ever to learn about marine conservation issues and get involved. There are many dedicated organizations out there, from worldwide charities to smaller, community-based initiatives. No matter what your preference or ability, there is a way to pitch in and help. Here are our picks for five top shark charities that working to preserve our oceans.

Xtreme Edge Dive Centre is hosting its 2nd Annual HAWG Roast and Dive Gear Demo Event at Fox Point Beach at St Margaret’s Bay

Well fantastic. Another ridiculous movie that will only perpetuate an unfounded fear of sharks, and give fuel to those that see no problem with the killing of millions of sharks on a regular basis.

Well fantastic. Another ridiculous movie that will only perpetuate an unfounded fear of sharks, and…

After winning Canada’s Polar Medal in March, Jill Heinerth has followed up in April with a four-book contract. Heinerth, a well-known technical diver, filmmaker, writer and photographer will now have another vehicle to educate Canadians in conservation, exploring and increasing awareness of the planet and its challenges.

After winning Canada’s Polar Medal in March, Jill Heinerth has followed up in April with…

Join a free and public event to learn more about safe boating and how to enjoy…

  Canada’s Rideau waterway linking Ottawa (the nation’s capital) with Kingston Ontario was built…

The Scuba News Canada was launched one year ago by the international and leading online diving magazine, The Scuba News. Its mandate is to serve Canadian divers by focusing on the sport in their country.

The Scuba News Canada was launched one year ago by the international and leading online…

While many people might glance up at the stormy April skies with a sense of…

The Saskatchewan Underwater Council exists to foster, promote, and create avenues and opportunities for all…

If you’re interested in the history of diving, this is a great book full of information right from the mouth of those who are pioneers and innovators of the recreational and commercial diving world.

I first dived the Red Sea back in 1974 with my very good friend Harry Simmonds on a marine biological course headed by Dr.Paul Cragg (a contemporary of my good friend Prof. David Bellamy), I had a loan of a Nikonos II underwater camera with no clue whatsoever on how it worked, but Jim Wlimot, Pete Bignel and Kevin Cullimore soon set me straight! I had picked up a Nikonos guide book by Jim & Cathy Church to read on the ‘plane to Eilat and took three rolls of 35mm film on our two week trip!