THE CAPTAIN'S BLOG

Survival Story: Brayden Taylor, Jamie Deonas, and a friend face a storm off Amelia Island, Florida.  Wearing a PFD saved their lives, as they spent two hours in the water before finally being rescued. They are now committed to always wearing life jackets, emphasizing how necessary preparedness is on the water.  

Awe-inspiring stories of adventurous marine women who brave the waters, from fearless sailors to daring explorers. Their fearless spirits inspire us to break boundaries and embrace the unknown. Join us in celebrating their legacy and embracing the boundless potential within us all on this Mother's Day.

Join Debora DeNapoli's remarkable journey in the marine industry as she defies stereotypes. A pivotal moment during a water taxi emergency showcased her leadership skills, propelling her into a career with BC Ferries. Advancing her education with a Bridge Watchman certification, Debora's determined to become a captain.

Moira Le Patourel, reveals the alarming environmental changes in the Arctic. From calving glaciers to polar bear habitat shifts, Moira emphasizes our responsibility to protect these delicate ecosystems. Earth Day 2024 calls for collective action to preserve these vital regions and their extraordinary inhabitants.

In 2023, we celebrated team achievements and global adventures. Beyond the office, we participated in community events and fundraisers and supporte...

From storm encounters to holiday traditions, discover the community of Bamfield's enduring spirit. Experience the magic of caroling on fish boats and the warmth of community potlucks. This story is a testament to the timeless spirit of a coastal community that has weathered westerlies and celebrated life together.

The World's Toughest Row, formerly the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge, tests endurance as competitors row 4,800 km from Spain to Antigua. Meet Mustang Survival ambassadors on Team Mermaid Atlantic, Team Salty Science, and soloist Liz Wardley, embarking on this journey of physical and mental challenges.

"A happy accident" is how Craig Sawyer and Scott 'Skip' Innes describe the events that led to their 1000-mile paddle through the remote wilderness of northern Canada.