About the HMS Investigator Shipwreck
The merchant ship HMS Investigator was acquired in 1848 to look for Sir John Franklin’s…
Browsing: Northwest Passage
The Octavius – One of Boating’s Biggest Unsolved Mysteries
Many have heard eerie tales of ships like the Mary Celeste, pushed into popular lore…
Return to the Franklin Expedition Sites After a Two-Year Delay by Parks Canada
Many people, including non-divers, are fascinated by the story of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror,…
Sir John Franklin’s Shipwrecks Will be Preserved, According to Canada’s New Budget
Along with promising to finish the battle against COVID-19 — and ensure a resilient economic…
HMS Terror: New Video from inside Arctic Wreck Reveals Artifacts Frozen in Time
The latest pictures from the inside of HMS Terror, one of the two ships in…
Government of Canada and Inuit Heritage Trust unveil new artifacts from wreck of the Franklin Expedition
2020’s update on the first-ever exploration of the interior of HMS Terror. In one of the…
Innovative diver gets Order of Canada
Most recipients of the Order of Canada are honoured for what they have done on dry land. Not Phil Nuytten. The British Columbia diver has been an active innovator under water.
Innovative diver gets Order of Canada
Most recipients of the Order of Canada are honoured for what they have done on…
Climate change warming boosts Northwest Passage’s value
The Northwest Passage through the Arctic was discovered long ago, but the ownership of Arctic Ocean beds remains unsolved. Canada, Norway, Russia, the United States and Denmark have all filed claims. Denmark’s claim is through its connection with Greenland.
Climate change warming boosts Northwest Passage’s value
The Northwest Passage through the Arctic was discovered long ago, but the ownership of Arctic…