OWC 2026 Media Coverage Library (In Progress)

Ocean Week Canada 2026 launched June 1 and the media has been covering events from coast to coast to coast. Here's the collection of coverage we've seen so far. If you have something to add, please email it to [email protected]. Thank you!

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Ocean Week, thrift sale, Chinatown Festival and more  - Victoria Times Colonist
Ocean Week, thrift sale, Chinatown Festival and more  - Victoria Times Colonist
Ocean Week, thrift sale, Chinatown Festival and more - Victoria Times Colonist

This article provides a curated list of upcoming family-friendly events in the Victoria region, headlined by the start of Ocean Week Canada at Esquimalt Gorge Park. The celebration features over 30 ocean-themed activities, including craft workshops, marine touch tanks, and coastal walks, leading up to World Ocean Day on June 8. Additional highlights include a tailgate-style thrift sale at Cordova Bay United Church, the Awakening Chinatown Festival showcasing Chinese culture and performances, and the 22nd annual Walk To Make Cystic Fibrosis History in Saanich. The roundup also covers the third annual ICHIGO Strawberry Market in Fernwood, which combines fresh local produce with Japanese-inspired entertainment and artisan vendors.

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Hub: Victoria Local Events & Community
Celebrating Ocean Week Canada on the prairies – CTVNews
Celebrating Ocean Week Canada on the prairies – CTVNews
Celebrating Ocean Week Canada on the prairies – CTVNews

This CTV News video report highlights how Saskatchewan is participating in Ocean Week Canada, emphasizing the connection between prairie residents and ocean health. The segment explores local initiatives and educational efforts aimed at raising awareness about the importance of oceans, even in landlocked regions. By focusing on these activities, the report illustrates how communities across Canada are engaging with marine conservation issues during the annual observance.

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Hub: Saskatoon Local Events & Community