Summer to fall day trips took us away from salty seas. Starting in Howe Sound, then south of the Fraser River to Redwood Park and Westham Island. HOT! East near Agassi, Rainbows are merely imagined artistic memories! 
Discover one beautiful vessel at Simon Fraser University’s Burnaby Campus, just before another stunning sunset over the Port of Vancouver. An Inukshuk dusk welcomes us home. 
Summertime, where living is easy down by the sea – for dreamers. 
Where big and small ships, and their mariners, protect Canada’s Port of entry. 
Safety for Canadians and visitors! 
To play, cruise, learn and maybe stay forever. Other ships are the heart of Vancouver’s working waterfront, Canada’s commercial drumbeat. 
They are coming to work while cruise ships and commercial vessels enter the Port of Vancouver. Offshore, navy and rescue vessels. 
Some little workboats wait and dream of their next missions, ready to head out from port under a new command. 
Where artists and dreamers create oceanside art
– at the nexus of Vancouver’s Pacific marine paradise. Please visit and enjoy the Vancouver Port’s many Canada 150 events at website too: https://www.portvancouver.com/about-us/
East Pacific teal to Carribean blue, beautiful North American salt waters and shorelines inspire art and play! Celebrate World Oceans Day every day with TLC.
Oceans for frolicking kids, calm smooth waters, lazy west coast sea otters, fishing boats named for the sea, still blue nights at the beach.
Beautiful 1906 Fireboat ‘Sarah Elizabeth Banks’ was in port at Fishermans Wharf! Unique and sturdy fireboat undergoing a repaint in Union Jack colors. Still strong.
Salmonberries and Huckleberries, brought indoors for warmth, are already finished! Blue Pacific beckons. Coming to our coast, blooms and boats color waves, docks and shorelines. Ready to cast off yet?
From Canada’s Pacific coast, our working ships and their crews are wishing safe passages to all who travel the waterways of our three oceans. And for Canadians, a birthday treat! Free discovery passes are available for visits to Canada’s National Parks during 2017. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA! http://www.commandesparcs-parksorders.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/en/parksb2c
Oceans for: family seaside get-togethers, pouty northern fishes, sleek dolphins, Vancouver Island rough waters and winter storms, and Bald Eagle lookouts.