
A beautiful day at the Long Beach National Park Reserve

A beautiful day at the Long Beach National Park Reserve

C-GEWJ a Westjet 2006 Boeing 737-6CT on final for Comox Valley Air Port

Salish Orca crossing Georgia Strait to the BC Ferries terminal in Powell River


Clouds over Cameron Island, Nanaimo
Cameron Island used to be a small island off of what used to be the village of Nanaimo. Junk from coal mines was dumped into the water between Nanaimo and Cameron Island, forming a small bay that was eventually filled completely filled with rock and garbage, completely attaching Cameron Island to Nanaimo proper.

Cameron Island was at one time home to the Nanaimo bus depot and CPR ferry terminal.

Midnight Mariner I at the Nanaimo Marina Boat Basin


Seaspan Greg at W.E. Mills Landing & Marina, Nanaimo

Sandy Point at the Cameron Island Marina in Nanaimo

Pacific Gull at the Nanaimo Marina Boat Basin

Salish Orca at the BC Ferries terminal in Little River


The ship’s artwork was created by Darlene Gait, a Coast Salish artist from the Esquimalt Nation.

Salish Orca is powered by three Wartsila 8L20DF engines driving two Schottel thrusters at each end. Each engine has a maximum power output of 1,350kWe at 1,200rpm, while each thruster develops a power of 1,400kW at 207rpm.


And not your normal view of the Salish Orca


Midnight Mariner I and White Mist at the Cameron Island Marina – Nanaimo