From 1881 until 1906, the steamer SS Princess operated on Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada.…
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Watersheds are excited to kick off the fourth year of the Freshwater Stewardship Community webinar…
Canada is home to some of the best dive sites in the world for scuba…
Save Cats Ass Dive Site in Manitoba Manitoba Underwater Council Needs your Help. As part…
Manitoba’s PREMIERE Dive Shop is Underworld Scuba and Sport. In Manitoba, we are the only…
The “Cats Ass” was a common expression used in the past. According to the slang…
Few experiences in life can compare to snorkeling with beluga whales in western Hudson Bay, at Churchill, Manitoba. This is the realm of the largest beluga whale population in the world where they number as many as 57,000 whales.
Few experiences in life can compare to snorkeling with beluga whales in western Hudson Bay,…
Feb. 28, 2018 is a date to remember in dive history. At the Joyce Fromson Pool, at the University of Manitoba, the first ever underwater seminar was held. Professor Popsicle, aka Gordon Giesbrecht, Management Professor of Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation spearheaded this presentation.
Feb. 28, 2018 is a date to remember in dive history. At the Joyce Fromson Pool,…
The purpose of the Manitoba Underwater Council is to promote the sport of scuba diving and underwater activities in Manitoba through safety, advocacy, environmental awareness, self-governance…and fun.
The purpose of the Manitoba Underwater Council is to promote the sport of scuba diving…
You don’t have to be a scuba diver to see the wreck of the MV Ithaca. But you do have to pick the right time of day. That would be low tide, when the 80-metre ship is sitting on the sandy bottom. You can walk close enough for a good view but don’t get too close and definitely do not try to board it because the wreck is not safe.
You don’t have to be a scuba diver to see the wreck of the MV…