Company of Master Mariners of Canada

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Company of Master Mariners of Canada

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        Dates of existence

        11 May 1967 - present

        History

        The Company of Master Mariners of Canada was incorporated by Federal Charter on May 11th, 1967. There are eight regional divisions, with the National Office in the City of Vancouver, British Columbia. The Company was established to encourage and maintain the high and honourable standards of the Nautical Profession, further the efficiency of the sea service and uphold the dignity and prestige of Master Mariners.

        Vision
        The Company of Master Mariners of Canada continues to be a recognized and respected organization, representing the interests of Canadian shipmasters and senior deck officers, from which advice and guidance will be sought.

        Mission
        The Company of Master Mariners of Canada exists to:
        Encourage and maintain a high and honourable standard of ability and professional conduct of the officers of the Canadian Merchant Service
        Provide a central body of command level mariners representing senior officers of the Canadian Merchant Service
        Encourage and further develop education, training and qualifications of young seafarers and cadets
        Participate in, and provide input into, National and International groups in matters concerning the safety, operation, and regulation of ships and their crews
        Organize conventions and seminars for the discussion and consideration of topics of interest to the Merchant Service and mariners
        Promote and maintain efficient and friendly cooperation between the commercial, government and military fleets of Canada

        Values
        Recognizing the unique nature of employment in the marine profession, we are guided by:
        Professionalism
        Respect
        Integrity

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