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Assessing Emergency Towing Vessel Availability in Canada
Understanding Canada’s emergency towing capacity and where gaps remain.
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Assessing Emergency Towing Vessel Availability in Canada
Clear Seas undertook a project to assess the availability and capability of emergency towing vehicles (ETVs) in Canadian waters.
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Research Launch: Anchorage Use in the Canadian Waters of the Salish Sea
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Research Spotlight: Dr. Simone Philpot
“Maritime shipping is exactly the kind of situation decision analysis was developed for—it’s complex, uncertain, high-stakes, and deeply interconnected.” -Dr. Simone Philpot
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Empowering Indigenous Learners, One Project at a Time
The Indigenous Internship Program is an opportunity for Indigenous learners to lead meaningful, community-driven research that prioritizes Indigenous concerns, incorporates Traditional Knowledge, and builds research capacity within communities.
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Bringing Inuit Knowledge into Health and Safety on the Ice
Through her Northern Health and Safety project, Saila Ipirq-Procyk is taking part in Clear Seas’ Indigenous Internship Program and working to ensure Inuit knowledge has a stronger place in health and safety practices for people working and travelling on sea ice.
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Anchorage Use in the Canadian Waters of the Salish Sea
Understanding the systems, drivers, and disruptions shaping commercial anchorage use in the Canadian waters of the Salish Sea.
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Anchorage Use in the Canadian Waters of the Salish Sea
Understanding the systems, drivers, and disruptions shaping commercial anchorage use in the Canadian waters of the Salish Sea.
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Charting Your Course
Take a deep dive into marine and industrial career paths, rooted in culture, with Clear Seas’ Indigenous Internship Program and Indigenous Marine Careers Advancement Program
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