Diving
Paralyzed Canadian scuba diver, hero stranded in Irish hospital
Seven weeks later, James “Kim” Martin, 56, from Baysville, Ont., is conscious but is still on life support with a serious spinal cord injury. Continue reading
Canadian cave diver inspires Calgary students to face fears, explore
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Jill Heinerth has been exploring the deepest and darkest parts of the globe for 20 years and has dived deeper into caves than any woman in history. She now speaks to students across Canada, hoping to encourage them to face their fears and go outside their comfort zone. Tiffany Lizée has more. Continue reading
U of R considers next move after losing appeal in Miranda Biletski case
Saskatchewan’s highest court has dismissed the University of Regina’s appeal in the case of Miranda Biletski. Continue reading
Diver explores shipwreck in Ontario lake despite sub-zero temperatures
In a video, the diver and his friends are seen breaking through snow and ice before diving into the frigid waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay to explore the shipwreck. Continue reading
UPDATED: Scuba diver perishes in Okanagan Lake
A scuba diver is dead following an incident in Okanagan Lake. Continue reading
‘Long overdue’ review underway of dive depths at Calgary swimming pools
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Swimming Canada rules which came into effect on Sept. 1. Continue reading
‘Keep your eyes on the arms’: a UVic professor’s key to catching dives at the World Cup
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
University of Victoria neuroscience E. Paul Zehr has a proposal on how to fix the problem of diving in soccer. Continue reading
These sea-hunting people in Southeast Asia evolved to dive hundreds of feet on a single breath
The Bajau people have larger-than-normal spleens, which allow them to dive hundreds of feet to spear fish and gather crustaceans. Continue reading
Search called off for Vernon woman missing after dive in Mexico: family
The formal search for a Vernon woman missing after a dive in Mexico has concluded, according to family. Continue reading
Jury deliberations underway in Miranda Biletski lawsuit against U of R
By Marney Blunt Reporter
Jury deliberations are now underway in the case of a young woman who became a quadriplegic after diving into a University of Regina swimming pool 12 years ago. Continue reading