On 09 June 2018, the 13 m fishing vessel Forever Chasin' Tail, with 3 people on board, departed Beach Point, Prince Edward Island, to recover lobster traps approximately 14 nautical miles (nm) to the east. Later that morning, the 11 m fishing vessel Joel '98, with 5 people on board, also departed Beach Point to recover lobster traps approximately 6 nm to the south east.
Search and rescue vessel (Spirit of Sooke)
Christie Point, Sooke Harbour
British Columbia
On , the container ship Oakland Express, under conduct of a pilot, struck the shore gantry crane while berthing at Fraser Surrey Dock, British Columbia. The vessel and crane sustained minor damage. There were no injuries.
Container vessel Ever Summit
Vanterm, Port of Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia
28 January 2019
Charter vessel C29132BC (Daily Double)
Walker Point, British Columbia
23 August 2019
On 23 August 2019, the 7.6 m charter vessel C29132BC, known as the Daily Double (Figure 1) departed Lizzie Cove, British Columbia, with 6 people on board: the master and a family of 5. The vessel, a Bayliner/Trophy style, was returning to Bella Coola, British Columbia, following a 3-day eco-tourism excursion.
On , the roll-on roll-off passenger ferry Apollo struck the dock while berthing in Godbout, Quebec. The vessel sustained damage to its hull.
No injuries and no pollution were reported.
Workboat Captain Jim
Approximately 4 NM southeast of Halifax Harbour, Nova Scotia
On 17 March 2019, the bulk carrier Caravos Harmony, under the conduct of a pilot, was proceeding to an anchorage in Vancouver Harbour, British Columbia, when it struck the anchored bulk carrier Pan Acacia. Both vessels sustained damage. No pollution or injuries were reported.
On , an unnamed and unregistered oyster boat, with 3 people on board, capsized 0.5 nautical miles west of Bayfield, Nova Scotia. Two crew members lost their lives and one crew member survived. Local residents, first responders and an RCMP helicopter assisted in rescuing the crew.
