Posts that have been designated as not relevant by their age, but still desired for retention due to their historical value.
Article in the Brockville Recorder and Times about the lowering of the anchor recovered by SOS 1000 Islands (under license of course) and the work done by students to clean […]
Anchors away for the new Brockville Marine Discovery Center now named The AquaTarium Read More »
Leamington, ON The Save Ontario Shipwrecks Marine Heritage Award was presented to 2012 recipient, Peter Rindlisbacher for his 25 years of contribution to public appreciation of Ontario’s marine heritage. Peter
2012 Marine Heritage Award Read More »
SOS Hamilton is proud to announce it received project funding from the Corporate Heritage Fund allowing us to proceed with an expansion of the mooring buoy program on Lake Erie.
Mooring Buoy Expansion in Lake Erie! Read More »
Save Ontario Shipwrecks is proud to announce the certification of it’s newest chapter. At the annual general meeting on April 13th, 2012 the probationary chapter received unanimous support of the
SOS Welcomes Barrie Chapter Read More »
The new Save Ontario Shipwrecks website launched today at the 2012 Annual General Meeting. More features like the Members section will be added next week!
New SOS Website Launches Read More »
In 2011 the Ontario Government eliminated their one and only marine archaeologist position. Ontario is home to some of the best preserved, highest quality wrecks in the world, sign the
You are here Home Ontario Needs a Marine Heritage Advisor Read More »
The bids are in and after much deliberation, SOS is happy to announce that it will partner with Liefa Communications to revitalize the website as well as our back end
SOS Partners with Liefa on Website Re-development Read More »
