Port Day showcases Vancouver’s maritime industry at Canada Place


Partners Port Day is presented by the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority and is supported by our partners KTL Transport, BC Maritime Employers Association, BC Coast Pilots, CN, Helijet, Holland America, Fasken, West Coast Reduction, Big Bus/Westcoast Sightseeing, Indigo Park Canada, and Tim Hortons. As well as our media partners Global BC, Rock 101, Curiocity, Daily Hive, Miss 604, Angie Lowis, OMNI Television, and AM 1320 CHMB.  



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