Saam Towage Canada christens electric harbour tugs

One of two electric harbour tugs that Saam Towage Canada will operate in the Port of Vancouver

Saam Towage Canada formally named its two newest electric harbour tugs in a ceremony at the Port of Vancouver on Wednesday, April 10. The tugs were designed by local naval architecture firm Robert Allan Ltd (RAL). Each has a length of 23 metres, a moulded beam of 11.85 metres, a maximum draught of...

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Tug and Salvage Vessel News Roundup | July 26 – Canadian and Polish newbuilds plus a future US Navy salvage ship

New tugs have been delivered to operators in Canada and Poland as the US Navy unveils the name of a future towing, salvage, and rescue vessel. Another Canadian operator m ..

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Inadequate weather monitoring, poor risk assessments caused 2020 collision between two bulkers in BC waters, TSB report reveals

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) recently published its investigation report into an incident wherein two commercial cargo vessels collided in the waters ..

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