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!
Explore the wonders of the ocean at Milton Public Library fair - MiltonToday.ca
The Milton Public Library is hosting an Ocean Day Fair on Saturday, June 6, at its Sherwood branch to celebrate and educate the community about marine conservation. Running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the event features hands-on science, art, and interactive activities provided by various local organizations. Visitors can explore topics such as ocean noise, plastic pollution, marine biology, sustainable seafood, and native gardening through workshops and expert-led booths. The fair is open to everyone and aims to inspire environmentally conscious actions through engaging educational experiences.
‘Lifeblood of the planet’: Victoria celebrates its 12th World Ocean Day | Sooke News Mirror
Victoria celebrated its 12th World Ocean Day at Fisherman’s Wharf on May 31, 2026, with hundreds of attendees joining efforts to raise awareness about marine conservation. The annual event is a partnership between Eagle Wing Tours and the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority, featuring approximately 25 organizations that provide educational resources on ocean protection and local wildlife. Co-owner Brett Soberg emphasized the critical role of the ocean as the planet's lifeblood, noting that individual actions significantly impact marine health due to the interconnected nature of water systems. While the Salish Sea remains in good condition, organizers stress the ongoing need for community engagement to preserve and restore marine ecosystems against growing environmental threats.
Citizen Scientists Inspire Action at World Oceans Day Event | St. Michaels University School | Victoria, BC
On Sunday, May 31, St. Michaels University School Grade 4 students, known as the Citizen Scientists, participated in a local World Oceans Day event in Victoria's Fisherman's Wharf. The students were great ambassadors for ocean science, research and conservation. The one-day event was organized by Eagle Wing Whale & Wildlife Watching Tours and supported by the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority. Below is a reflection from the Citizen Scientist cohort:
Ocean Week Halifax 2026 | Global
This Global News video report provides a preview of Ocean Week Halifax 2026, highlighting the various events and activities planned for the upcoming celebration. Reporter Alanna Canaran offers insights into the week-long festival, which aims to engage the community with marine-focused programming in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The segment serves as a local news feature, informing viewers about the schedule and significance of this annual ocean-centric gathering. It is part of a broader collection of regional news stories covering sports, politics, and community events in the area.
Welcome to Graffiti Reef
This newsletter from Ripley's Aquarium of Canada announces the opening of the new Graffiti Reef exhibit, which combines street art with marine life. It provides essential visitor information, including extended summer hours, peak time recommendations, and policies regarding strollers and re-entry. The document also promotes upcoming special events such as Pride at Night, Breakfast with a Pirate, and Ocean Week Canada. Additionally, it highlights partner offers like discounts for Niagara Falls Comic Con and Toronto CityPASS, alongside a species spotlight on the green moray eel.
You're Invited: Ocean Week Canada Film Screening
This email invitation promotes the Ocean Week Canada Film Screening, a national event coordinated by the Centre for Ocean Literacy Collaboration. The screening, presented by the British Columbia Environmental Film Festival and Canadian Geographic, features three short films exploring themes of wildlife, indigenous knowledge, and conservation. Featured films include Penguins of the Point, Echoes of the Ice, and The Rewilders, which highlight environmental challenges and restoration efforts. The event takes place on June 4, 2026, in Ottawa and includes a panel discussion connecting storytelling, science, and policy.
Ocean Week Victoria Fun Facts & Ad
Promo for Ocean Week Victoria, an event dedicated to discovering the wonders of the Salish Sea and celebrating ocean conservation.
Ocean Week Victoria dives into 10 days of Salish Sea events
Ocean Week Victoria is launching a ten-day series of marine exploration events across Greater Victoria from May 30 to June 8, culminating in World Ocean Day. The volunteer-led initiative features over 30 mostly free activities, including guided paddles, beach cleanups, science talks, and interactive festivals hosted by more than 25 local organizations. Launched in 2020, the program aims to educate residents about the ocean’s vital role in producing oxygen and acting as a carbon sink while encouraging conservation efforts. As a regional hub for Ocean Week Canada, Victoria aligns its celebrations with the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development to foster a deeper connection between the community and the Salish Sea.
What to know about the dozens of local events happening as part of Ocean Week Victoria - Ryan & Lisa: Soundbites | iHeart
This podcast episode from "Ryan & Lisa: Soundbites" highlights the numerous local events scheduled for Ocean Week Victoria. The segment features an interview with Emily Armstrong, who serves on the Ocean Week Victoria planning committee and as an education program manager at Sequera Ocean Education. Listeners can gain insights into the community initiatives and educational opportunities associated with this annual environmental celebration.