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Understanding the Canadian Navigable Waters Act (CNWA)Canadians are lucky to have so many bodies of water. Canadians use these waters for activities like travelling, kayaking, and boating, but keeping them open for public travel requires a strong regulatory framework. That’s where the Canadian Navigable Waters Act (CNWA) is introduced. This act plays a critical role […]

Tidal Marine Launches CB 680   Tidal Marine is pleased to announce the launch of our CB 680 kg buoyancy compensator buoy. The 680 draws on the proven design of our CB 1200 – 2500 series. Large diameter (15″) load plates are bolted to the top and bottom of the buoy for superior load disbursement […]

Boating season is here, and our Transport Canada-compliant private mooring buoys are flying off the shelves!! Demand for our mooring buoys is unprecedented this season. If you are thinking of installing or replacing a buoy this summer, get your order in as soon as possible before we sell out for the season! Tidal mooring buoys […]

Tidal Marine has a long history of working with our customers to design innovative solutions that improve the performance & life cycle costs of our products. The CB4000-M is another example of our commitment to developing a made in Canada solution in response to our customer’s evolving requirements. Installations are increasingly moving farther offshore to […]

Transport Canada (TC) has been stepping up enforcement of private mooring buoys across Canada. Buoys that are inspected and deemed non-compliant by TC may receive a warning and subsequent removal if a compliant buoy is not installed by the requested date; the buoys could be removed. 1″ Ultra High Molecular Weight (UHMW) Wear Collar to […]

Deep Cove, BC, March 6, 2018 – Tidal Marine is pleased to announce the installation of two TDL 1.5 Coastal buoys for the Port of Vancouver. The two speed marker buoys at the North and South ends of Deep Cove, British Columbia, inform boaters to reduce their speed in an area that is heavily used […]

Save Ontario Shipwrecks (SOS) is an organization that is dedicated to protecting, preserving and promoting Ontario’s underwater cultural heritage. Not limited to simply shipwrecks, the organization also protects and preserves heritage sites such as submerged towns, cities and first nations’ aboriginal settlements. Raimund Krob, SOS’s provincial mooring program coordinator said, “It’s pretty cool. It’s the […]

Go Deep Aids to Navigation information buoys are an important part of the navigation landscape. From control buoys warning of a no-wake zone to a hazard buoy advising of a shoal or other danger, we explain the use for each information buoy and why it’s important to you. Control Buoy – White in color – […]

Go Deep™ mussel sock is widely used in Canada for farmed mussels. This innovation is picking up steam around the world as growers learn of the benefits of our cotton bisected split film polyethylene and interwoven monofilament material. In this video, Gary Rogers of E&G Rogers Mussel Farms talks about his farming operation and how […]

Go Deep International Inc. is pleased to announce the receipt of an important contract with the Federal Government of Canada. In the Fall of 2014, Go Deep submitted an entry into the Build In Canada Innovation Program (BCIP) under Call 005 Request for Proposals. On December 5, 2014 we received news that the company had […]