Over 90 per cent of the world’s trade is carried by sea, thanks to the nearly two million seafarers working globally to ensure that we
Look around you the next time you’re riding a bus or subway, or sitting in a waiting room at the dentist, doctor or your hairdresser.
Volunteering in Canada took a serious hit during the COVID-19 pandemic. As the world opens up again, and it is safe to volunteer again, the
It is ironic that as I write this article, I am sailing past a long line of cargo ships anchored in the southern waters of
Wars, it would seem, have their own set of rules. Which rules, and how they are followed, depend entirely on the side one finds oneself
Once again, the pictures said it all, only this time it wasn’t happening on the other side of the world but on the other side
The world paid a great deal of attention to a gigantic container ship that somehow swiveled in the middle of the Suez Canal and blocked
2020 provided new perspectives on the work that we do at the Mission to Seafarers, none of which we could have predicted or even expected.
Picture this: after a long 14-hour flight from Sydney, Australia, a huge aircraft lands in Vancouver, full of passengers and crew. The passengers happily deplane,
Last year will not go down as our favourite year, but as it’s now 2020, I think we can say that we made it through,
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