Canadian shark expert Rob Stewart died while shooting ‘Sharkwater Extinction,’ something that haunts Brock Cahill to this day. Continue reading →

Toronto’s own Rob Stewart, known for his documentary ‘Sharkwater,’ was found dead after diving in the Florida Keys last year while shooting this movie. Continue reading →

The ‘Sharkwater’ boat is available for science students and film crews to conduct expeditions and fieldwork on the water that supports Fins Attached’s mandate of marine conservation with particular focus on sharks. Continue reading →

The motion calls on city councillors to support a federal bill to make the importation of shark fins illegal in Canada. Continue reading →

The lawsuit filed Tuesday in the death of 37-year-old Stewart blames negligence on the companies and individuals who organized the January dive in the Florida Keys. Continue reading →

The funeral for Toronto filmmaker Rob Stewart, who died while scuba diving off the Florida Keys last month, was held Saturday. Continue reading →

More than 6,000 people have signed an online petition asking the city to reopen a ban on the sale of shark fins in Toronto, an idea that was initially spearheaded by late Toronto filmmaker Rob Stewart. Continue reading →

A Toronto filmmaker who was found dead days after he went missing while diving off the coast of Florida is being remembered as a “warrior” for environmental rights. Continue reading →

The body of Rob Stewart, a Toronto filmmaker known for his documentary Sharkwater, has been found in the Florida Keys by crews working on the U.S. Coast Guard’s joint agency search. Continue reading →

Stewart, 37, was reported missing just after 5 p.m. Tuesday near Alligator Reef in the Florida Keys. Continue reading →