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Port of Nanaimo Quarterly News Letter and News Posts
Cancellation of November 11th Remembrance Day Ceremony – Nanaimo READ MORE
Port of Nanaimo High visibility location located at 104 Front Street in downtown Nanaimo adjacent to Boat Basin. Nicely finished, great layout, move-in ready. Space includes a large boardroom, up to 7 offices, a kitchen area, and washrooms. Board room furnishing built to suit the space is optional. Steps from Seaplanes, hotels, and restaurants. […] READ MORE
NPA Guidelines on shore leave and crew changes during COVID 19 – August 21-2020 NPA GUIDELINES DURING COVID-19 Effective Immediately ISSUE: Shore leave and Crew Changes during the COVID-19 pandemic PURPOSE Nanaimo Port Authority (NPA) is committed to provide timely information and guidance to consider for those working with the Port of Nanaimo. The purpose […] READ MORE
SAFETY ALERTS Marine-Transportation Safety Bulletins Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) – Publications World Health Organization – Emergency – Disease – Novel-Coronavirus-2019 Information Public Health Canada READ MORE
Port of Nanaimo’s Quarterly Newsletter – provides information for current activities including messages from the Chair and CEO, developments in various programs, terminals, partnerships plus staff comments and profiles Port of Nanaimo Newsletter Spring 2020 – Final READ MORE
Fifth Annual ‘Ports Day’ Is April 5 Apr 02, 2020 APRIL 2 – NANAIMO – The Port of Nanaimo will help celebrate Western Hemisphere Ports Day on April 5, the fifth annual recognition of the value of seaports in supply chain continuity and long-term economic stability throughout the western hemisphere. The Port of Nanaimo is a member of the Association […] READ MORE
The safety of passengers and guests who visit Nanaimo is of the highest importance to the Port of Nanaimo. We support and follow the direction of Transport Canada regarding recently announced changes to the upcoming cruise season in Canada and will continue to be in discussions with our cruise line partners over the next few […] READ MORE
Ensuring the health and safety of their employees, mariners and other workers within port communities has always been and remains the top priority for Canada’s Port Authorities. Adhering to guidance from the Public Health Agency of Canada, Transport Canada and the Canada Border Services Agency, Canada’s ports are following strict protocols to protect the entire […] READ MORE
The safety of passengers and guests who visit Nanaimo is of the highest importance to the Port of Nanaimo. We support and follow the direction of Transport Canada regarding recently announced changes to the upcoming cruise season in Canada and will continue to be in discussions with our cruise line partners over the next few […] READ MORE