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Atlantic Shipbuilders and Marine Engineers Golf tournament
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The Shipbuilders and Marine Engineers Golf tournament 2026 Registration is now OPEN

💲 $200 per player | $800 per team of 4

✔️ Golf cart included

✔️ BBQ chicken dinner included

Please let us know of any dietary restrictions when registering.

🎁 Donations Needed
We are currently accepting prize donations and monetary contributions. All tournament profits will be donated to The Mission to Seafarers and Bonny Lea Farm — the more we receive, the more we can give back!

📦 Donation Drop-off Location:
International Paint
250 Brownlow Avenue, Suite 2
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
(Pickup can also be arranged)

✅ Register today to hold your spot!
Registration forms, cheques, donations, and prizes can all be dropped off at the address above.

Let’s make this another successful year of great golf, great company, and giving back to our community.

Any questions please reach out to: James Brunelle 902-430-7332

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Branch Technical Meeting – St. Lawrence
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St. Lawrence Branch Technical Meeting – 

June 16, 2026

DATE: Thursday, 16 June 2026

TIME: 12:00 Eastern

CORE POWER

Nuclear Shipping – Reactor Technologies

What to Expect

CORE POWER will build on the historical context of nuclear maritime applications and dive deeper into modern reactor technologies currently available today. The session will focus on their suitability for marine use, with content designed to be accessible to attendees without a nuclear background.

Speaker

Oscar Hamilton, Nuclear Engineer – CORE POWER
Oscar holds a Physics degree from University College London and an MPhil in Nuclear Energy from the University of Cambridge. Since joining CORE POWER in 2023, he has worked extensively on advanced reactor design and floating nuclear power plants, including contributions to the U.S. DOE–funded Molten Chloride Fast Reactor (MCFR) program and collaboration with TerraPower, Southern Company, and Orano.

Join us on Teams: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/265045234372148?p=MRwVlyE7ivyYGKk0Co

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Annual General Meeting
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Join us for the CIMarE Annual General Meeting on May 13 at the Empress Hotel.

This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow members and take part in shaping the organization’s direction.

🕧 12:30–1:15 PM PST
📍 The Empress Hotel

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Branch Technical Meeting – Great Lakes
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Branch Technical Meeting – Great Lakes Branch

May 6, 2026

DATE: Wednesday,6 May 2026

TIME: 11:30 Eastern

The IMO Tier III standards for marine diesel engines

How shipowners and operators can achieve compliance, the technologies involved, and the associated costs

presented by Mr. Andy Edwards

Andy Edwards has 40 years of marine engineering experience. In his early career as a Royal Navy Artificer, he served in the Submarine Service on both diesel-electric and nuclear-powered boats. In his civilian career, he has represented Wärtsilä, MAN Energy Solutions, and now Madsen Power Systems. Andy currently serves on the board of the Great Lakes Branch of CIMarE and is also a member of SNAME.

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Branch Technical Meeting – St Lawrence Branch
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Branch Technical Meeting – St Lawrence Branch

March 10, 2026

DATE: TUESDAY, 10 MARCH 2026

TIME: 12:00 Eastern

VIRTUAL: To Join the  CLICK HERE

 Core Power

Nuclear Shipping – Uncertainties in Perspective

presented by Max Charlwood, Marine Engineer

Abstract:

The international shipping industry needs a new energy mix to decarbonise. However, the industry is defined by its long ship lifetimes of 20-30 years, leaving profit margins vulnerable to changes in operating costs. This is why certainty is such an important word in the vocabulary of the shipping community and will carry much weight in choosing the fuels which make up the next generation shipping energy mix. Ultimately, ships owners need to know that the technology they choose today will be relevant and profitable for years to come.

Nuclear energy is a potential contender for large ships, which I will pitch to you through the lens of ‘uncertainty,’ giving comparison to some alternatives: methanol, hydrogen, and ammonia. I want to highlight some of the unique aspects of nuclear shipping and how these may affect your bottom line. This high-level presentation will look to establish a birds-eye view of the issue at hand, assessing levels of uncertainty by delving into the following questions:

  • Carbon taxation – How much money would be saved avoiding carbon taxes? How certain are we that these will come into force?
  • Speed and power – Why do nuclear ships with excess electrical and propulsive power command higher prices and reduce total fleet costs?
  • Supply chains – Will there be enough of these fuels available at the right price?
  • Experience – Can the workforce react to this change? How experienced are marine and nuclear regulators at working together and engineers at creating these products?
  • Regulations and insurance – What are the legal, regulatory, and insurability barriers we face?
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Atlantic Branch Supports Canadian Coast Guard College
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Award Ceremony at the Canadian Coast Guard College

The Atlantic Branch was proud to present an award to the Canadian Coast Guard College, which was awarded to Mr. Daniel Paquet, a member of the Class of 2025.

Daniel has had some great experiences so far, including two weeks sailing aboard the CCGS John Cabot, another two weeks on the CCGS Earl Grey, and is currently serving aboard the CCGS Amundsen.

Congratulations, Daniel — we look forward to seeing where your journey takes you next!

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Branch Technical Meeting- Ottawa Branch
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Welcoming You Back!

Branch Technical Presentation – Ottawa Island Branch

DATE: WEDNESDAY, 29 OCTOBER 2025

TIME: 1830 Eastern

Location: Danaca Board Room

at the Rideau Canal Junior Ranks Mess

4 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Ottawa

We are privileged to have MR. Mark Hall from Canadian Maritime Engineering (CME)

Presenting

Locations and Capabilities of CME’s Divisions

Coast to Coast

Mr. Hall is the General Manager of Canadian Maritime Engineering’s Central Canada Division, and he is a third-generation shipyard worker, starting his career on the West Coast in 1996. Beginning as a Laborer, Mark worked his way up to become a Dockmaster and then onto the role that he currently fills today. Mark’s experience has been gained with working with other companies within the industry, Point Hope Shipyard, Victoria Shipyards, Esquimalt Drydock Company, and CME. Mark has worked for CME in his current role for the last 13 years and has worked on a wide variety of vessel types, from Navy Frigates in the FELEX program, Coast Guard Heavy Icebreakers, to Self-unloading Lakers.

 As always, our SNAME colleagues are invited to attend this paper and by this email I am asking Glenn Walters to circulate this email to the SNAME membership in Ottawa.  Thank you, Glenn!

Access to the Danaca Board Room can be done through the side door of the building,  up a short flight of stairs, through the door and turn right to the elevator, the Danaca room is on the third floor. Free parking is available and please park on the canal side of the parking lot.

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Branch Meeting- Vancouver Island Branch
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BACK TO NORMAL!

Branch Event – Vancouver Island Branch

DATE: WEDNESDAY, 15 OCTOBER 2025

TIME: 1900 PT

Location: NADEN LOWER WARDROOM

We are privileged to have Captain David (Duke) Snider with us, who will be giving a presentation on

“EVERYTHING ICEBREAKER & ARCTIC”

with a focus on

THE RV “MIRAI” 2024 ARCTIC RESEARCH VOYAGE

Captain Snider is an ice pilot and ice navigator  with extensive voyage experience  over the years in the Canadian Arctic, Antarctic, Baltic, and East Coast N. American waters, and has contributed to several regulatory and class societies’ work.

Given the rising interest in Arctic Sovereignty, and Canadian capabilities this should be a very interesting presentation.

The meeting will convene at 1900 on Wednesday, 15 October @ 1900, in the lower lounge of the Naden Officer’s Wardroom (near the dockyard entrance, at 1586 Esquimalt Rd).

Members often arrive early to share conversations with colleagues.

Spouses and guests are always welcome at our Branch meetings!

Meetings have a question and answer period at the end.

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Branch Event – Newfoundland & Labrador Branch
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Branch Event – Newfoundland & Labrador Branch

DATE: WEDNESDAY, 22 OCTOBER 2025

TIME: 7:00 pm NFL

CIMARE & SNAME

in partnership with

The Marine Institute

Are pleased to present a Newfoundland and Labrador technology company

Kraken Robotics

presented by Nick Graham, Systems Engineer

Abstract:

Kraken’s innovative technologies include ultra high resolution synthetic aperture sonar (SAS), KATFISH actively-stabilized synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) towfish system with unmanned launch, tow, and recovery system (LTARS), and pressure tolerant subsea battery systems with market-leading energy density – used to power unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs).

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