Port of Vancouver
100 - 999 Canada Place V6C 3T4 Vancouver, BC, Canada

Speed zones exist in the Burrard Inlet and along the Fraser River to help ensure safety for everyone on the water. Access speed zone maps and safe boating guides at portvancouver.com/safeboating.

We’re proud to be recognized as a 2021 CN #EcoConnexions Partner for our commitment to building a more sustainable future. CN's #EcoConnexions Partnership Program recognizes companies who are committed to reducing their environmental footprint and being part of the climate solution. Learn how our environmental programs and initiatives are helping to create a healthy environment in and around the Port of Vancouver: bit.ly/2R3uAgZ

Happy International #HummusDay! A few years ago, we partnered with local food truck Chickpea and transloading facility Ray-Mont Logistics to celebrate. Watch and discover how we are all connected through chickpeas!

Are you a mariner? Consider taking our online tutorial to learn about how to identify, report, and share waters responsibly with killer whales and more.

Last year, we installed a set of lights along the Lions Gate Bridge. These lights are used by B.C. Coast Pilots as a navigational aid to centre ships as they move under the bridge and serve as a channel width indicator. Check out our photos for a behind-the-scenes look at how the lights were installed.

On our new podcast series, Breaking Bottlenecks, hear how collaborative engagement between the port authority, customers, government, and neighbouring communities delivered an ambitious expansion project at the Port of Vancouver. Listen at portvancouver.com/breakingbottlenecks

While in-person Christmas at Canada Place celebrations have been canceled, stay tuned for more details on our virtual celebration. The facility will remain open to the public during the holiday season without the event. For more details, visit https://bit.ly/3neNlIC.

Today we take a moment to #RememberThem. As a dedication, we’ll be lighting the Canada Place Sails of Light red tonight.

We've been working with tugboat operators to reduce underwater noise in southern resident killer whale feeding areas in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Learn more about this work at https://bit.ly/2IAHVZq.

On October 27 the port authority's board of directors approved the proposed amendment to the land use plan for four sites in the Lower Mainland. Learn about the consultation process and see the updated plan.

The Fraser River estuary, including Roberts Bank, supports some of the largest salmon populations in B.C. and serves as a spawning, nursery, and holding area for over 70 species of marine fish. Knowing how important salmon are to local communities and the ecosystem, the port authority has undertaken a comprehensive environmental study program since 2011 that has led to the implementation of a number of measures to ensure the protection of salmon for generations to come. Learn more about this important work and what we have planned for the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project: https://bit.ly/2HW0BCy

Listen to episode 1 of our new podcast series, Breaking Bottlenecks, to hear about the intricate challenges and novel solutions that affect the vital flow of grain through snowy passes, into terminals, onto ships, and across the water to customers abroad.

From each container loaded, to every ship that sets sail, activities at the port help support local jobs and businesses. See how all of us at the Port of Vancouver are working to keep goods moving: https://bit.ly/3emIe5M

The process of creating new land in the eastern expansion area as part of the Centerm Expansion Project has been ongoing since last summer. In about a year, we built the perimeter dyke and filled in the lagoon with sand from the Fraser River and the Oakridge redevelopment in Vancouver. Watch the process in this new time-lapse video! For more project updates, read our latest newsletter: https://bit.ly/34CAbxj

In our new podcast series, Breaking Bottlenecks, hear how customers are participating in innovative programs to support the port authority’s vision for the Port of Vancouver to be the world’s most sustainable port. Listen at portvancouver.com/breakingbottlenecks

Earlier this week, our harbour patrol crew helped ensure the safe movement of two container cranes on a barge passing under the Lions Gate Bridge. These cranes were making their way from DP World Centerm Container terminal in Vancouver to another DP World-operated terminal at the Port of Nanaimo. Special thanks to @joulenejoulene for capturing the video!

Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of Canada’s largest port? Introducing Breaking Bottlenecks, a new podcast series that explores the intricacies, infrastructure and innovations that connect Canada’s businesses and communities with the world, as seen through the inner workings of the Port of Vancouver. Listen at portvancouver.com/breakingbottlenecks

To recognize and celebrate the resilience and bravery of residential school survivors and their families, we'll be turning the Canada Place #SailsOfLight orange tonight for Orange Shirt Day - Every Child Matters.

Thank you for taking part in our virtual World Maritime Day celebration! If you missed our virtual harbour tour of Burrard Inlet, check it out below to experience the sights and sounds of Canada's largest port. Special thanks to our media partners, #GlobalBC, #CFOXvan, and #Rock101van who helped make this celebration possible!

Don't forget that RiverFest NewWest at the Fraser River Discovery Centre takes place this weekend! To learn more about the celebration and to register, visit http://ow.ly/Ge9950Blo03.

It's World Maritime Day! This year's theme is Sustainable Shipping. Learn why this is such an important topic on the blog https://vanmaritime.com//sustainable-shipping-why-should-/

Our speaker presentation will begin in two hours. Are you signed up yet? To register, go to https://bit.ly/3mqdC7e.

Do you ever wonder about the big yellow piles you see on the North Shore? Watch for an up-close look and learn about how bulk products move through our port!

Our World Maritime Day virtual speaker presentation on sustainability at the Port of Vancouver will begin at 7:00 p.m. today! Don't forget to sign up to learn more about how we’re charting a course towards a sustainable gateway: https://bit.ly/3mqdC7e

Nearly 30,000 metric tonnes of coffee arrives through at the port each year and that's something worth celebrating on World Maritime Day! Watch to learn about the journey of coffee from crop to cup from JJ Bean Coffee Roasters and Alfred from Alfred Drinking Coffee.

Happy World Maritime Day! To kick off our virtual celebration, check out this tour experience of the BCIT Marine Campus and stay tuned for more upcoming behind-the-scenes videos, a virtual harbour tour at 12:00 p.m. and be sure to sign up for our 7:00 p.m. speaker presentation on sustainability at https://bit.ly/3mqdC7e.

Set sail with us and experience the sights and sounds of Canada's largest port from the comfort of your own home on World Maritime Day! Enjoy this virtual harbour tour led by Krista from our community relations team. A special thank you to our World Maritime Day media partners, #GlobalBC, #CFOXvan, and #Rock101van who helped make this celebration possible!