The Journey: The Marine Atlantic Blog
Marine Atlantic Celebrates 120 Years of the Gulf Service
9 things you may not know about Argentia, NL
A Great Way to Celebrate Pride Month is to Educate Ourselves and Become Allies
Marine Atlantic Working to Protect the North Atlantic Right Whale
Weather Challenges and our Commitment to our Customers
7 Interesting Facts About the Bluenose II
Here are seven interesting facts about Nova Scotia’s legendary sailing ambassador.
We Remember
Remembering the 75th Anniversary of the Sinking of the SS Caribou
Guidance for Flying Drones Near Our Vessels and Terminals
An RV Road Trip to Newfoundland
Don’t travel. Explore.
How we make sailing decisions during poor weather conditions
MV Bonavista
Named after the northeastern coastal community on the tip of the Bonavista peninsula, this vessel served proudly from 1956 to 1986 as the sister ship to the MV Nonia.
A cup of tea and a yarn with Beulah and Gordon
MV William Carson
Remember the 100th Anniversary of Beaumont Hamel this Canada Day
SS Bruce
International Day of the Seafarer
William R. Butt
Meet William R. Butt, whose remarkable career with Marine Atlantic included a climb from “wiper” all the way up to engineer, and a stint as a diver dismantling the MV Hopedale.
John Ingram
Meet John Ingram, whose Marine Atlantic career extended over 40 years. If you worked or traveled with Marine Atlantic between 1966 and 2006, there is a good chance you encountered John along the way.
MV Marine Cruiser
Formerly known as the MS Princess of Tasmania, this Australian vessel served the Port aux Basques–North Sydney crossing and Nova Scotia–Maine service from 1972 to 1978.
Wayne Stacey
Meet Wayne Stacey, whose remarkable Marine Atlantic career spanned over 35 years and 11 different ships before he retired in 2015.
Milly Harrison
Meet Milly Harrison, one of Marine Atlantic’s first woman stewards. Milly retired in 2000, after 27 years with Marine Atlantic, and says her co-workers were “like family.”
Two Thwarted Disasters, Two Acts of Heroism